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Professor Marie Coleman, a leading scholar in Twentieth-Century Irish History, is affiliated with the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at Queen's University Belfast. A graduate of University College Dublin, she specializes in the Irish Revolution (1916-1923), focusing on pensions for combatants, gender dynamics, and Protestant experiences during this transformative period. Her expertise extends to politics and society in independent Ireland and transnational responses to partition.
- Education: University College Dublin
Research Interests: Her work explores multifaceted aspects of the Irish Revolution, including material compensation systems, gender roles, and minority experiences. She contributes significantly to historiography through archival analysis and public engagement initiatives.
Scientific Awards: A Fellow of the Royal Historical Society since 2005, she has secured multiple AHRC grants, including for the 'World War One At Home Project' and 'Commemorating Partition and Civil Wars in Ireland, 2020-23'. She received the 'Gold' Green Impact Award (2013) and serves on key commemoration committees.
Teaching & Supervision: She supervises PhD students researching topics like republican women's roles and pension campaigns. Current advisees include Sophia Traxler (Canada), Andrew Himmelberg (USA), and Sean Garland (Ireland).
Public Engagement: An expert commentator on BBC and other outlets, she advises on historical document releases and leads public lectures. Her work with the Irish Military Archives and GAA commemoration sub-committee demonstrates commitment to societal impact.
