Also known as Áine Ní Dhálaigh in Irish.
She was aged 21 when she died. Single. Late of 26 William Street. She died at Barrington's Hospital. Cause of death was Typhoid Fever, which she'd had for three days.
She was the daughter of Edward Daly and Catherine O'Meara, and she was born at 27 Wickham Street.
She was a sister of Ned Daly, who was executed in 1916. Her older sister Kathleen Clarke was married to Tom Clarke, also executed in 1916.
She was described as a very quiet and lady-like girl.
She was aged 21 when she died. Single. Late of 26 William Street. She died at Barrington's Hospital. Cause of death was Typhoid Fever, which she'd had for three days.
She was the daughter of Edward Daly and Catherine O'Meara, and she was born at 27 Wickham Street.
She was a sister of Ned Daly, who was executed in 1916. Her older sister Kathleen Clarke was married to Tom Clarke, also executed in 1916.
She was described as a very quiet and lady-like girl.
Also known as Áine Ní Dhálaigh in Irish.
She was aged 21 when she died. Single. Late of 26 William Street. She died at Barrington's Hospital. Cause of death was Typhoid Fever, which she'd had for three days.
She was the daughter of Edward Daly and Catherine O'Meara, and she was born at 27 Wickham Street.
She was a sister of Ned Daly, who was executed in 1916. Her older sister Kathleen Clarke was married to Tom Clarke, also executed in 1916.
She was described as a very quiet and lady-like girl.
She was aged 21 when she died. Single. Late of 26 William Street. She died at Barrington's Hospital. Cause of death was Typhoid Fever, which she'd had for three days.
She was the daughter of Edward Daly and Catherine O'Meara, and she was born at 27 Wickham Street.
She was a sister of Ned Daly, who was executed in 1916. Her older sister Kathleen Clarke was married to Tom Clarke, also executed in 1916.
She was described as a very quiet and lady-like girl.
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