Irishwomen called to the bar, 1921–30
Published in Issue 1 (January/February 2021), Volume 29
Above: Frances Christina Kyle (left) and Averil Katherine Slatter Deverell (right), both graduates of Trinity College, Dublin—in 1921 the first two female barristers in the United Kingdom. (The Sketch, 9 November 1921)
1921: Frances Christina Kyle (Dublin and Belfast)
Averil Katherine Slatter Deverell (Dublin)
1923: Mary Dillon-Leetch (Dublin)
Ida May Coffin Duncan (London)
Edith Jane Douglas Morrison (London)
1924: Sydney Alice Malone (London)
Frances Elizabeth Moran (Dublin)
1925: Marion Elizabeth Duggan (Dublin)
Antonia E. McDonnell (Dublin)
1926: Margaret Una Flood (Dublin)
1927: Kathleen Phelan (Dublin)
Kathleen Anna Burgess (London)
1928: Margaret Kathleen Miller Aiken (Belfast)
Audrey Moyra M’Meekin (Belfast)
1930: Anne Caulfield (Dublin)
Mary Kathleen Antonia Shiel (Belfast)
