Jane Barlow: podcast appearances and interviews

Jane Barlow was an Irish writer born on 17 October 1856 and died on 17 April 1917. She is recognized for her novels and poems that depict the lives of the Irish peasantry, particularly focusing on the communities of Lisconnell and Ballyhoy. Her work often explores the relationships between the peasantry, landlords, and the impact of the Great Famine on Irish society. As the CEO of Barlow Herbal, her leadership role is noted, although details about her tenure are not provided in the available extract. Barlow’s literary contributions reflect a keen interest in Irish rural life and history, capturing the social realities of her era through her writings.