Marie Coleman, Professor of Twentieth Century Irish History, is a graduate of University College Dublin. She is the author a number of books (County Longford and the Irish Revolution, 1910-1923, The Irish sweep: a history of the Irish hospitals sweepstake, 19130-1987 and The Irish revolution) in addition to a number of refereed articles and essays on the Irish revolution. She is the joint editor of Irish Historical Studies and sits on a number of committees related to the Irish decacde of centenaries (Military Service Pensions Project Advisory Committee; Beyond 2022 International Advisory Board; Northern Ireland Office Centenary Historical Panel). Professor Coleman has provided expert comment on the Irish revolution on radio, television and in the press.

My principal research interests are in twentieth-century Irish history, especially the Irish revolution. My recent research has focused on the award of pensions and compnesation to revolutionary combatants and civilians injured during the revolution; the Protestant experience of revolution; and gender in the revolution.

Undergraduate

HIS2012: Politics and society in twentieth century Ireland

HIS3073: The Irish revolution

HIS3077: Undergraduate dissertation

Postgraduate

MHY7010: MA History dissertation

MHY7011: Individuall Negotiated Topic

MHY7020: The Historians' Craft

MHY7081: Topics in Irish History

MHY7089: Case studies in History

MHY7090: Pathways Through History

MHY7092: History and its audiences