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Margaret Skinnider: from maths teacher to Easter 1916 sharpshooter

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By Mary Moynihan
| RTE Brainstorm
Report: the Scottish revolutionary feminist was the only woman combatant wounded in action during the Easter Rising. Margaret Skinnider was a revolutionary feminist and maths teacher who came to Dublin from Scotland at the age of 23 to take part in the 1916 Easter Rising. Born in 1892 in Coatbridge, near Glasgow, her mother was from Scotland and her father was from Tydavnet, Co Monaghan where she spent several summer holidays as a child.
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Morgan Lewis Advises Axon in Acquisition of Emergency Communications and Response Platform Carbyne

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By Aaron D. Suh, Matthew R. Gerarde, Mary Moynihan, Marco DiLeonardo
| morganlewis.com
PHILADELPHIA, November 5, 2025: Morgan Lewis is representing Axon in a definitive agreement to acquire Carbyne, an emergency communications and response platform serving hundreds of agencies protecting more than 250 million people worldwide. The transaction values Carbyne at $625 million.
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from maths teacher to 1916 sharpshooter

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By Mary Moynihan
| RTE Brainstorm
Report: the Scottish revolutionary feminist was the only woman combatant wounded in action during the Easter Rising. Margaret Skinnider was a revolutionary feminist and maths teacher who came to Dublin from Scotland at the age of 23 to take part in the 1916 Easter Rising. Born in 1892 in Coatbridge, near Glasgow, her mother was from Scotland and her father was from Tydavnet, Co Monaghan where she spent several summer holidays as a child.
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