Iryna Tytivna Radlovs’ka-Shcherbaniuk (1905-1993), a Ukrainian journalist and senior researcher of the Ivan Franko Museum in L’viv, was born in the village of Ferliiv, Rohatyn country (currently Ivano-Frankivs’k oblast’). She was born to a family of Father Tyt Hlibovets’kyi, who died when she was ten years old. Her mother was a teacher at the Ridna Shkola in L’viv. Radlovs’ka-Shcherbaniuk completed the Gymnasium of the Sisters of Saint Basil. Afterwards, she enrolled in the medical faculty of Ukrains’kyi Taiemnyi Universytet, which was closed by Polish authorities in 1925 before she could graduate. In 1926, she married Orest Radlovs’kyi, one of the directors of the Tsentral’nyi Soiuz (Central Union). Radlovs’ka-Shcherbaniuk was an active member of the “Poradnia materi” society, and was interested in the literary works of the Moloda Muza literary group based in L’viv.

During the Soviet occupation of L’viv, Radlovs’ka-Shcherbaniuk’s husband was imprisoned and died in 1941. At that time, she was a senior researcher of the Muzei Ivana Franka (Ivan Franko Museum) in L’viv. At the same time, she contributed to the newspapers and composed radio scripts. Since she knew German, she was put in charge of the personnel department at the Khliborobs’ka Tsentral’ (Agricultural Center) during the German occupation. In 1944, Radlovs’ka-Shcherbaniuk and her mother left Ukraine and went to Austria, where her mother died. Then she moved to Germany and lived in the area of Landsgut. In 1949, she immigrated to the United States. In 1950, she married Iaroslav Shcherbaniuk, who died in 1987. Radlovs’ka-Shcherbaniuk was a donor to the Shevchenko Scientific Society and died in 1993 in Philadelphia.