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Professor Patrick Geoghegan is a leading historian at Trinity College Dublin's Department of History, specializing in British-Irish relations and constitutional history. He holds the academic rank of Professor in Modern History and has served in key administrative roles including Senior Lecturer/Dean of Undergraduate Studies (2011-2014). His research focuses on 18th-19th century political movements, oratory's role in political discourse, and legal/constitutional developments in Ireland.
Education: Gold medalist in oratory at the College Historical Society (pre-2001). Teaching: Award-winning educator with a focus on critical thinking and communication skills. He pioneered Trinity's Access Programme for underprivileged students and created the 'Ireland in Rebellion' YouTube lecture series.
Research Interests: Oratorical influence on political change, Daniel O'Connell's leadership, Robert Emmet's rebellion, and the Act of Union's legacy. He currently chairs the Royal Irish Academy’s Dictionary of Irish Biography Advisory Board and advises on national commemoration initiatives.
Media Contributions: Hosts the award-winning Talking History radio/podcast, reaching global audiences with accessible historical analysis. Public Engagement: Curated the O'Connell exhibition at Glasnevin Cemetery (multiple award-winning) and advises the Taoiseach on historical matters (2017-2020).
Recent Publications: Focused on the College Historical Society's 250-year evolution of political debate and Daniel O'Connell's leadership trajectory. His work bridges academic rigor with public engagement through podcasts, exhibitions, and digital education platforms.
