Margaret Mulvihill

British suffragist

King of East Anglia from about 855 until his death

American writer

Suffragiest and feminist

Saint (275–304) usually shown with a dragon

Bishop of Ramsbury; Archbishop of Canterbury

British writer

Scottish monarch

Lady Mayoress of Dublic and Catholic martyr

Bishop of Dunwich

British stateswoman and prime minister

Northern Irish politician

English king

Composer and pianist

Pope

Member of the Gregorian mission to the Anglo-Saxons and Archbishop of Canterbury

British politician

British nurse and spy

Canadian writer

British biographer

American lexicographer, dictionary editor

Irish linguist

British Roman Catholic writer and literary scholar

Irish feminist

Bioarchaeologist

Irish botanist

Irish revolutionary and activist

Irish or Scottish Christian missionary and martyr

Scottish painter

English writer

British botanical artist

British historian

British writer

Bishop of Crediton

British author and novelist

Irish writer

Irish novelist and journalist

Irish writer

Irish crime reporter

Irish poet

Northern Irish actress and romantic novelist

Irish poet

Irish writer

Irish playwright

Government scientist in Northern Ireland

Irish writer and Creative Writing teacher

Irish playwright

Irish journalist, writer and feminist activist

New Zealand author and social historian

Irish writer

Irish poet

Novelist

Irish historian

Irish writer

Irish writer