Hickey, Eileen (1886–1960)
Hickey, Eileen (1886–1960)
Northern Ireland politician. Born Eileen Mary Hickey in 1886; died Feb 3, 1960, in Belfast, Northern Ireland; never m.
As an Independent for Queen's University, Belfast, sat in the Northern Ireland House of Commons (1949–58); was president of the Ulster Medical Society and a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. Awarded a gold medal of Medicine from Queen's University.
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