Irish Women at War: The Twentieth Century

Focusing on the multifaceted roles of women during 20th Century conflicts in Ireland, this book explores their influence as combatants, activists, and artists. It highlights their experiences in two World Wars and three national conflicts, drawing on original research from international scholars. Themes such as militarism, morality, and motherhood are examined through diverse sources, including memoirs and political propaganda. The narrative showcases how Irish women, regardless of background, engaged in wartime efforts, challenging and transforming societies affected by conflict.