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Elizabeth Mary Troy

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Her return to the Coombe as assistant master in 1949–52 made Troy the first woman to hold this post in Ireland. She finalised her MAO from UCD in July 1954 and was appointed as a consultant in 1956. Troy was a specialist in gynaecological surgery. The hospitals where she was consultant included the
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with her brother James. One sister Mary Patricia was a GP in Wexford after graduating from medicine from UCD in 1946 while the other sister, Ethna was a dentist. Troy was involved with several charitable bodies. She was chair of the Coombe Benefit Committee from 1959 and a patron of the
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Troy was born to Joseph Troy a hatter and outfitter, and his wife Hanna ('Johanna') (nÊe Doran) in Ranelagh on 14 September 1914. She had two sisters and two brothers. She attended school at
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and graduated first in her class c.1936. Later she went back and studied medicine gaining her MB, B.Ch. and BAO with honours from UCD in 1940). She completed her internship in both
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O'Riordan, Turlough (2009). "Troy, Elizabeth Mary ('Lilly')". In McGuire, James; Quinn, James (eds.).
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as a female medical officer for three years. She was responsible for treating members both of the
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in Churchtown. Despite retiring Troy continued to see her patients privately into her 90s.
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The Health of the Nation: The Irish Healthcare System 1957-2007
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in Liverpool until she became the resident obstetrician at
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Obstetrician and Ireland's first female medical consultant
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Troy served, with the rank of squadron leader, in the
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People educated at Loreto College, St Stephen's Green
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Irish Times, 12 July 1954, 4 Oct. 2000, 20 Oct. 2008
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Index

Ranelagh
Loreto College, St Stephen's Green
University College Dublin
St. Vincent's University Hospital
Coombe Women & Infants University Hospital
Temple Street Children's University Hospital
RAF
Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Jessop Hospital
Oxford Street Maternity Hospital
Royal Preston Hospital
Bon Secours Hospital
Mount Carmel Hospital
Angela MacNamara
Rathmines
National Concert Hall
Focus Ireland
Deans Grange Cemetery
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978-0-7171-4184-5





"Death notice"
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1914 births
2011 deaths
Burials at Deans Grange Cemetery

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