There has never been a female bishop in the Catholic Church.
There is no historical evidence to support the claim that Saint Brigid of Ireland became a bishop. In early sources, she is described as a powerful and influential abbess but not a bishop. The idea of her being a bishop is likely a later embellishment or misinterpretation.
Saint Brigid of Ireland
Patrick was a bishop not a priest or nun anyway a nun i s a female's role
St. Brigid is one. St. Dymphna is another.Correction:St. Dymphna is not a patron saint of Ireland. She has many patronages but Ireland is not one of them.
the first female bishop is rowen atcensosn bob
She succeeded Patrick J Hillery.
There are no female bishops in the Catholic Church so there is no term to describe them.
As of the 20th of December 2017, Ireland's President is not female. His name is Michael D. Higgins. Ireland has had two female Presidents. Mary Robinson, from 1990 to 1997, and Mary McAleese, from 1997 to 2011.
Alfil = Bishop (the chess piece) Obispo = Bishop (the person) - it is Obispo whether the person is male of female. Easy mistake -- Avispa = wasp (the insect).
she was 7th president & first female president of ireland.
Loads of them.
No. The current president of Ireland is Michael D. Higgins, who took office in November 2011 for a 7 year term. Before him there were 2 female presidents. Mary Robinson from 1990 to 1997 and Mary McAleese from 1997 to 2011. They are the only female presidents Ireland has had.
In 2002, FedEx did in fact ship a female hippo from Switzerland to Ireland.