Mary McAuliffe

Mary McAuliffe is an Irish historian and lecturer , known for her work on women's history in Ireland, sexual violence during the Irish revolutionary period, and LGBTQ history in Ireland.

Early life and education McAuliffe completed an honours BA in History at Trinity College Dublin (TCD). She subsequently undertook an MA and PhD at TCD. She also served as a member of the advisory council of the National Archives of Ireland from 2012 to 2017, She was elected a fellow of the Royal Historical Society in 2024.

As part of the Irish Civil War Memory project, she has conducted interviews and shared her findings about Nan Hogan on RTÉ. McAuliffe has written articles for TheJournal.ie on a variety of sociopolitical topics.

McAuliffe also writes extensively on LGBTQ History. She was involved in a project called LGBT activism in Ireland 1973-2023: Looking back, going forward. McAuliffe also gives public talks on LGBTQ History