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Profiles
Dr Claire Fitzpatrick
Lecturer in History
School of Humanities and Performing Arts (Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business)
Lecturer in modern Irish history.
Third year module:
Hist 610 The Irish Revolution 1912-37
Second year module:
First year module:
Hist 409 Fractured Isles: Britain and Ireland 1640-1990
Qualifications
B.A (Hons) Monash University
Ph.D Cambridge University
Teaching interests
Modern Irish history particularly the Irish revolution 1912-32 and contemporary Northern Ireland; the development of the state in post-partition Ireland; the history of the Irish post office 1912-27.
Research interests
My research interests lie mainly in the development of democracy in the Irish Free State and the role of labour in the Irish revolution. I am interested in popular participation in the revolution. I am also interested in the effects of partition on politics and identity and the development of the state in Northern Ireland in relation to Labour and popular politics.
I am currently working on a history of the Irish post office in the period of 1912-27.
"Irish Nationalism" in Immanuel Ness (ed.) Blackwell's International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, Blackwell Publishing 2009
"Dublin Lockout 1913" in ibid