At EPIC we believe that Ireland had given far more to the world than stereotypes.
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The Irish-Australian who won the first women’s Olympic swimming medal and who broke a total of 12 world records
Born to Irish emigrant parents in Australia, Fanny Durack was lucky that she was...
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Gore-Booth, the quiet sister of Countess Markievicz, who became an icon of suffrage, trade unionism, nationalism and LGBTQ+ defiance
What can be said of the poet, suffragist and Irish...
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The Irish architect and designer from Co Wexford would become a pioneer of modern design
Eileen Gray once said “To create, one must question everything” and that’s exactly what she did. Her...
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The international dragonfly expert and intrepid explorer also known as 'Madame Dragonfly'
Why is it that so few people know of Cynthia Longfield? She is by far one of the most interesting...
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The trade unionist, socialist, and later Indian nationalist who was the first woman to endorse birth control
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Digging deeper into story of boy born during Famine, Fiona O'Mahony and Maura Flood from the Irish Family History Centre unearth the missing pieces in the story of Martin Walsh
EPIC The Irish...
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This story comes from research commissioned by a private client based in the US, and is told with permission.
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