Dr. Caitriona Delaney
Research Officer
Email: caitriona.delaney@tudublin.ie
Caitriona is a Research Officer in RINCE, currently working on the EDIRE and the NEXUS projects. She holds a PhD from Trinity College Dublin and has participated in a variety of projects in the area of inequality. Mainly involved in qualitative research, she has particular experience in narrative methods (composite narratives, narrative inquiry, narrative interviews). Caitriona also has experience in evaluation studies gained during her time working in NGOs.
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0007-9512-993X
Research interests:
Narrative inquiry, intersections of class and gender, stigma, inequality.
Selected publications:
Delaney, C., Sandstrom, L., Izaguirre, A., Callerstig, A.C., Beloki, U., Cacace, M., Aglietti, C. (2024). The ‘why’ and the ‘how’ of using narratives in intersectional research. In: Lopez-Belloso, M., Clavero, S., and Strid, S. (eds) Resisting the pandemic: Better stories and innovation in times of crisis. Peter Lang. Resisting the pandemic. Better stories and innovation in times of crisis - Peter Lang Verlag
Delaney, C. Bobek, A. and Clavero, S. (2023). It was too much for me: Mental load, mothers and working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, Frontiers in Psychology-Organizational Psychology, 14. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1208099
Aglietty. C., Delaney, C., Ensari. P., Guidoni, E., Harroche, A., Still, A., Turker, N. (2023) (eds). (Better) Stories from the Pandemic. Orebro University Press. (BETTER) STORIES FROM THE PANDEMIC
Share, M. Delaney, C. & Mc Daid R. (2023). How Do Doctoral Students Experience Writing and Thesis production? Qualitative Analysis of the Irish National Survey of Postgraduate Students. AISHE J Volume 15, Number 2
Share, M. Share, P, & Delaney, C. 2022. More Than Food: Surplus Food Distribution during the Covid-19 pandemic: Abridged report. Dublin: FoodCloud. http://hdl.handle.net/2262/99583
Share, Michelle, Caitriona Delaney, and Rory Mc Daid. 2023. How Do Doctoral Students Experience Writing and Thesis production? Qualitative Analysis of the Irish National Survey of Postgraduate Students. AISHE Vol. 15 No. 2 (2023). https://studentsurvey.ie/sites/default/files/users/user27/StudentSurvey.ie%20&%20TCD%20MIE_Qual%20Analysis%204_2021.pdf
The Changing Lives Consortium. 2021. Final report on Outcomes, Process and
Economic Evaluations.
McDonald, S. & Delaney, C. (2018) ‘How are they doing now?’ Well-Being amongst 14-year olds in Clondalkin.