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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of February 1942. Table 1, states that seven hundred and seventy-eight women emigrated to seek work in Britain during February 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '13 - agriculture; 127 - nurses or probationers; 354 - domestic service or housekeeping; 37 - clerks and 156 - factory workers and 91 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Four hundred and sixty-five females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in February 1942: Carlow 3, Dublin 459, Kildare 23, Kilkenny 13, Laoighis [Laois] 6, Longford 7, Louth 28, Meath 26, Offaly 10, Westmeath 17, Wexford 20, Wicklow 30, Clare 19, Cork 105, Kerry 79, Limerick 64, Tipperary 27, Waterford 31, Galway 34, Leitrim 21, Mayo 60, Roscommon 39, Sligo 32, Cavan 20, Donegal 51 and Monaghan 19'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of March 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand and eighty-three women emigrated to seek work in Britain during March 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '41 - agriculture; 148 - nurses or probationers; 475 - domestic service or housekeeping; 35 - clerks and 261 - factory workers and 123 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Six hundred and seventy-three females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in March 1942: Carlow 6, Dublin 750, Kildare 20, Kilkenny 14, Laoighis [Laois] 10, Longford 9, Louth 50, Meath 22, Offaly 13, Westmeath 17, Wexford 21, Wicklow 44, Clare 19, Cork 173, Kerry 43, Limerick 89, Tipperary 39, Waterford 54, Galway 35, Leitrim 23, Mayo 101, Roscommon 31, Sligo 45, Cavan 25, Donegal 68 and Monaghan 35'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of April 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand and thirty-five women emigrated to seek work in Britain during April 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '35 - agriculture; 134 - nurses or probationers; 451 - domestic service or housekeeping; 59 - clerks and 257 - factory workers and 99 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Five hundred and sixty-two females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in April 1942: Carlow 9, Dublin 654, Kildare 19, Kilkenny 24, Laoighis [Laois] 15, Longford 17, Louth 36, Meath 19, Offaly 11, Westmeath 14, Wexford 26, Wicklow 38, Clare 23, Cork 171, Kerry 56, Limerick 50, Tipperary 35, Waterford 46, Galway 36, Leitrim 22, Mayo 83, Roscommon 38, Sligo 34, Cavan 27, Donegal 54 and Monaghan 40'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of May 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand three hundred and eighty-two women emigrated to seek work in Britain during May 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '116 - agriculture; 167 - nurses or probationers; 512 - domestic service or housekeeping; 49 - clerks and 406 - factory workers and 132 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Seven hundred and forty-six females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in May 1942: Carlow 17, Dublin 938, Kildare 27, Kilkenny 17, Laoighis [Laois] 15, Longford 10, Louth 46, Meath 14, Offaly 11, Westmeath 15, Wexford 25, Wicklow 49, Clare 18, Cork 181, Kerry 50, Limerick 100, Tipperary 36, Waterford 50, Galway 68, Leitrim 32, Mayo 161, Roscommon 28, Sligo 34, Cavan 40, Donegal 97 and Monaghan 49'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of June 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six women emigrated to seek work in Britain during June 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '360 - agriculture; 224 - nurses or probationers; 764 - domestic service or housekeeping; 56 - clerks and 367 - factory workers and 155 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Nine hundred and sixteen females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in June 1942: Carlow 19, Dublin 908, Kildare 45, Kilkenny 32, Laoighis [Laois] 14, Longford 13, Louth 92, Meath 44, Offaly 17, Westmeath 24, Wexford 41, Wicklow 57, Clare 39, Cork 214, Kerry 88, Limerick 120, Tipperary 63, Waterford 82, Galway 91, Leitrim 51, Mayo 371, Roscommon 48, Sligo 50, Cavan 50, Donegal 223 and Monaghan 46'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of July 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand four hundred and seventy-one women emigrated to seek work in Britain during July 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '62 - agriculture; 225 - nurses or probationers; 582 - domestic service or housekeeping; 45 - clerks and 437 - factory workers and 120 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. One thousand two hundred and forty-one females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in July 1942: Carlow 33, Dublin 1195, Kildare 37, Kilkenny 28, Laoighis [Laois] 13, Longford 19, Louth 77, Meath 31, Offaly 16, Westmeath 32, Wexford 52, Wicklow 84, Clare 59, Cork 261, Kerry 66, Limerick 75, Tipperary 60, Waterford 83, Galway 88, Leitrim 20, Mayo 140, Roscommon 42, Sligo 61, Cavan 29, Donegal 75 and Monaghan 36'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of August 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand three hundred and ninety-eight women emigrated to seek work in Britain during August 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '6 - agriculture; 240 - nurses or probationers; 583 - domestic service or housekeeping; 27 - clerks and 411 - factory workers and 131 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Nine hundred and seventy-three females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in August 1942: Carlow 24, Dublin 912, Kildare 30, Kilkenny 52, Laoighis [Laois] 16, Longford 11, Louth 70, Meath 46, Offaly 18, Westmeath 40, Wexford 46, Wicklow 66, Clare 64, Cork 250, Kerry 64, Limerick 95, Tipperary 46, Waterford 69, Galway 79, Leitrim 28, Mayo 113, Roscommon 38, Sligo 41, Cavan 46, Donegal 63 and Monaghan 44'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of September 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand two hundred and sixty-two women emigrated to seek work in Britain during September 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '9 - agriculture; 204 - nurses or probationers; 544 - domestic service or housekeeping; 34 - clerks and 383 - factory workers and 88 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Seven hundred and seventeen females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in September 1942: Carlow 18, Dublin 801, Kildare 20, Kilkenny 35, Laoighis [Laois] 13, Longford 18, Louth 57, Meath 26, Offaly 9, Westmeath 27, Wexford 47, Wicklow 50, Clare 53, Cork 203, Kerry 65, Limerick 56, Tipperary 39, Waterford 57, Galway 81, Leitrim 34, Mayo 72, Roscommon 45, Sligo 38, Cavan 30, Donegal 52 and Monaghan 33'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of October 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand two hundred and eighty-two women emigrated to seek work in Britain during October 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '2 - agriculture; 225 - nurses or probationers; 533 - domestic service or housekeeping; 33 - clerks and 400 - factory workers and 89 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Five hundred and twenty-eight females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in October 1942: Carlow 24, Dublin 609, Kildare 15, Kilkenny 34, Laoighis [Laois] 12, Longford 20, Louth 67, Meath 32, Offaly 16, Westmeath 15, Wexford 49, Wicklow 44, Clare 56, Cork 228, Kerry 56, Limerick 68, Tipperary 41, Waterford 51, Galway 75, Leitrim 30, Mayo 85, Roscommon 37, Sligo 34, Cavan 31, Donegal 56 and Monaghan 25'.

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Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of November 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand one hundred and fifty-eight women emigrated to seek work in Britain during November 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '4 - agriculture; 186 - nurses or probationers; 539 - domestic service or housekeeping; 26 - clerks and 351 - factory workers and 52 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Four hundred and fifty-four females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in November 1942: Carlow 23, Dublin 537, Kildare 20, Kilkenny 30, Laoighis [Laois] 17, Longford 18, Louth 49, Meath 29, Offaly 22, Westmeath 19, Wexford 32, Wicklow 49, Clare 44, Cork 165, Kerry 67, Limerick 93, Tipperary 36, Waterford 51, Galway 54, Leitrim 25, Mayo 63, Roscommon 32, Sligo 39, Cavan 24, Donegal 48 and Monaghan 26'.

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