Alice Stopford Green passed away on May 28, 1929, in Dublin, Ireland.
On May 28, 1929, Alice Stopford Green died in Dublin, Ireland. Her passing marked the end of a prolific career as a historian and nationalist. Throughout her life, she tirelessly worked to reshape the narrative of Irish history and advocated for Irish independence.
Her death was noted by many contemporaries in Ireland and beyond as the loss of a critical voice who had uplifted the cause of Ireland's cultural and historical distinctiveness through her scholarly work and activism.