Kit Cavanagh the soldier
Kit Cavanagh was a bar owner in Dublin whose husband went out to pay a bill and never came home. A year later, she learned that he had been enlisted in the army so she did what any self respecting wife and mother of three would do.... she dressed up as a man, joined the army and went to try bring h…
Awesome Irish Women: Episode 5
Chat show host, Dan Harvey, meets three awesome Irish women from the past, who led fighting lives. Anne Bonny (c.1700 - c.1782)Countess Markievicz (1868 - 1927) Kit Cavanagh (1667 - 1739)
Awesome Irish Women: The Fighters
Three Irish women from the past, who led fighting lives. Anne Bonny (c.1700 - c.1782): A Caribbean pirate. Countess Markievicz (1868 - 1927): Took up arms in the Easter Rising and becomes a politician. Kit Cavanagh (1667 - 1739): A woman must hide her identity to become a soldier and search for her…
Kit Cavanagh - The Pretty Dragoon (Part 1)
Kevin tells Jason the first part of the story of Christian "Kit" Cavanagh, a 17th century Dublin woman who went to great lengths to find her husband
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Christian Davies - The Marauding Mother Ross (Part 2)
Kevin finishes telling Jason about Kit Cavanagh, the 17th century Irish woman fighting for Churchill in the Spanish War of Succession
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Ep 156 - Kit Cavanagh with guest Emily Laurence Baker.
Our guest this week is the lovely Emily Laurence Baker, fellow Blue Badge Tourist Guide and champion of women's history. So it is only right that we get her to talk about one of her favourite women, Kit Cavanagh. Kit was one of those women we love - fearless and determined, who decides to go incogn…
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