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Third Class Irish Woman
Irish
Biological Information
Gender

Female

Death

April 15, 1912

Cause

Perished on the Titanic

Background Information
Romances

Third Class Irish Man

Hometown

Ireland

Religion

Christian

Titanic Statistics
Boarded

Southampton, England

Destination

New York, U.S.A.

Occupation

Passenger

Class

Third-Class

Fate

Fell from the stern and into the sea. Died on impact or of hypothermia.

Production
Classification

Fictional character

Portrayal

Linda Kerns

The 3rd Class Irish Woman was a third class passenger on the RMS Titanic. She was the wife of the Third Class Irish Man, who played the music in the third class party scene. She eventually died in the freezing waters.

She was played by Linda Kerns. She is not to be confused with the Third Class Woman with a baby, as she had a French accent and was played by a different actress.

Biography[]

Deadbody

Her corpse, as seen in the water.

She is first shown with her husband at the ship's top deck, in the scene where the passengers are waving goodbye at Southport. The couple were right behind Jack and Fabrizio.

She is then seen in the third class party scenes here and there. She is the woman who exclaims, "Jesus, Mary and Joseph!" as a reaction to Rose's toe-standing skill. Later on in the film, as the ship is tilting, she can briefly be seen with her husband and other passengers on the deck holding onto Thomas Byles as he quotes the Book of Revelations.

Her last appearance was her deceased body in the icy waters. Her body was shown right after one of the officers say "check them", where one replies "these are dead, sir".

Deleted scenes[]

In the first deleted scene, she is briefly seen in the background jiving to a man playing the piano.

In the second (and last) deleted scene, she gives Rose a coat, saying, "here ma'm, cover yourself". Rose thanks her. Her husband offers Rose and Jack a flask of brandy as it will "take the chill away", where Jack drinks it and replies "cheers".

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