Oral history interview with Flora* from the larger collection Second World War and Irish Women (see Related Material). Flora was born in Belfast and worked as a counter girl in Woolworths during the Second World War. (*pseudonym)
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Oral history interview with Olive from the larger collection Second World War and Irish Women (see Related Materials). Olive was born in Drogheda, Co. Louth and worked as a clerk during the Second World War.
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Oral history interview with Catherine and Betty from the larger collection Second World War and Irish Women (see Related Materials). Both women were born in Dublin. Catherine was a housewife/cleaner while Betty worked as a factory worker during the war.
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Oral history interview with Jean and Susan from the larger collection Second World War and Irish Women (see Related Materials). Jean was born in Scotland and was as a housewife during the Second World War. Susan was born in Gorey, Co. Wexford and worked as medical social worker d
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Oral history interview with Emily* from the larger collection Second World War and Irish Women (see Related Materials). Emily was born in Belfast and worked as a shopkeeper during the Second World War. (*pseudonym)
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Oral history interview with Daisy* and Ivy* from the larger collection Second World War and Irish Women (see Related Materials). Both women were born in Belfast, and were employed as mill workers during the Second World War. (*pseudonym)
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