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Tomás Finn is a lecturer in History at the University of Galway, specializing in Irish and British history with a focus on modern Irish political history. He is internationally recognized for his work on intellectuals' roles in shaping public policy and social movements, particularly through his prize-winning research on Tuairim and Muintir na Tíre. His scholarship intersects with the University's School of History and Philosophy and Department of History, emphasizing themes like activism, religion, and modernization.
- Education: BA., MA., PhD
Dr. Finn's research explores how intellectuals influenced Church-state relations, civil society, and governance in Ireland and its diaspora. His publications and conference activities highlight collaborations with national and international colleagues, examining cultural, political, and economic transformations since the 1950s. Recent work includes studies on rural Ireland and mid-century policy debates.
His research output contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal for Education. He teaches diverse modules spanning Irish, British, and European history from medieval to modern periods and leads outreach initiatives like the International Irish Studies Summer School.
- Scientific Awards: Prize-winning book on Tuairim (2015)
Dr. Finn actively advises PhD students and has organized academic conferences, including the Conference of Irish Historians. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary policy discussions, emphasizing the impact of social movements on governance.
