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Figures and Tables
Figure 2.1: Numbers of women medical students matriculating at all Irish institutions in total, 1885-1922 79
Figure 2.2: Numbers of women matriculating in medicine at individual Irish institutions, 1882-1922 80
Figure 2.3: Qualifications of women medical graduates who matriculated in 1885-1922 at all Irish institutions 84
Figure 3.1: Proposed Timetable for 2 nd year QCB medical students, March 1901 95
Figure 3.2: Proposed Timetable for 3 rd year QCB medical students, March, 1901 95
Tables
Table i: First ten female licentiates of the King and Queen’s College of Physicians in Ireland 14
Table ii: Comparison of numbers of female licentiates of KQCPI with number of female medical
graduates from University of London (via London School of Medicine for Women/Royal Free Hospital) 15
Table 2.1: Birthplaces of women matriculating in medicine at Irish institutions, 1885-1922 65
Table 2.2: Religious persuasions of women medical students matriculating at Irish institutions, 1885-1922 66
Table 2.3: Religions of female medical students at Irish institutions over time 68
Table 2.4: Numbers of Catholic and Protestant women medical students at Irish institutions over time 68
Table 2.5: Occupational groups of fathers of women matriculating in medicine at Irish institutions, 1885-1922 73
Table 2.6: Detailed occupations of fathers of women matriculating in medicine at Irish institutions, 1885-1922 74
Table 2.7: Numbers of medical students, male and female, matriculating at Irish institutions from 1897 until 1906 81
Table 4.1: Numbers of traceable and untraceable women medical graduates who matriculated 1885-1922,
c.1891-1969 123
Table 4.2: Numbers of women graduates who matriculated 1885-1922 who were likely to have
been working as general practitioners, c.1891-1969 126
Table 4.3: Women medical graduates who matriculated 1885-1922 working in hospital appointments, c.1891-1969 131
Table 4.4: Total of women medical graduates who matriculated 1885-1922 working in public health, c.1891-1969 134
Table 4.5: Alternative career medical graduates who matriculated 1885-1922, working c.1891-1969 138
Table 4.6: Destinations of Irish women medical graduates who matriculated from 1885-1922, c.1891-1969 141
Table 4.7: Destinations of pre-1918 graduates, c.1891-1953 141
Table 4.8: Destinations of post-1918 graduates, c.1924-69 143
Table 4.9: Comparison of numbers of women medical graduates in Ireland and England working in general practice,
hospital appointments and public health, c.1891-1969 144
Table 4.10: Women medical graduates from the cohort working in missionary and
secular humanitarian work, c.1899-1955 147
Table 4.11: Careers of women medical graduates known to be married 153
Table 4.12: Careers of all Irish women medical graduates who matriculated from 1885-1922, working c.1891-1969 156
Table 5.1: Pre-1918 and post-1918 graduates working in hospital appointments, c.1891-1969 165
Table 5.2: Comparison of women graduates with hospital appointments in England and Ireland,
pre-1918 and post-1918 cohorts, working c.1891-1949 166
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