Bríd Dixon (born 13 February 1893) was an Irish nationalist and republican who was one of the women in the GPO during the Easter Rising of 1916.
Dixon and her sisters attended Irish College in Ballingeary on several occasions.
She took part in the usual activities, learning first aid and marching at major events like the O'Donovan Rossa funeral.
Dixon was a founder member of Na bAisteoiri - a Dramatic Society for the production of plays in the Irish Language.
[7] Initially Dixon worked for Louise Gavan Duffy in the kitchen upstairs.
On Wednesday she was sent out as a messenger with ammunition for Father Mathew Hall in Church Street with Price.
Eventually with the main group of women in the GPO they were evacuated from the building.
Although questioned by the soldiers and unable to go home until the hostilities were completely over, Dixon was not arrested or imprisoned.
[5] Dixon married Bernard E. Fee, an engineering draughtsman on 12 August 1931.