Sicele O'Brien (1 April 1887 – 18 June 1931) was one of Ireland's pioneering pilots. She was one of three women who raced and set records in Europe and...
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died in Flanders during the First World War. Another child, daughter Sicele O'Brien was a well known pioneer pilot. Sir Timothy was, at the time of his...
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Shane O'Brien (disambiguation), various Shannon O'Brien Sicele O'Brien, Irish aviator Simon O'Brien (disambiguation), various Soledad O'Brien, American...
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receive a pilot's licence Sakhile Nyoni, first woman pilot in Botswana Sicele O'Brien (1887–1931), one of Ireland's pioneering female pilots who raced and...
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when flying with her friend and co-owner of the plane, the noted pilot Sicele O'Brien on 18 June 1931. "The Argus, 16 Nov 1885 Birth Notices". trove.nla.gov...
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light seaplane height: 13,400 ft in Short Mussel on 14 July 1928 with Sicele O'Brien as passenger Light aircraft height 23,000 ft, replacing previous holder...
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Carew O'Brien, 3rd Baronet, also a cricketer, on 22 September 1885. Their daughter was the pioneering pilot Sicele O'Brien. Mary Annette Sicele Agnes...
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