Andrew is a historian specializing in Irish military history in the eighteenth century. His PhD dissertation, supervised by Prof. James Kelly explored the experience of soldiering in Ireland in the eighteenth century, examining the topic from perspectives of both the soldier and society. He is now the Research and Policy Officer for the Centre for Economics, Policy and History in Trinity College Dublin.
Areas of expertise
The Irish Military Establishment of the Eighteenth Century
The Army-Societal Relationship
Military and policing
Ireland’s military contribution to empire in the eighteenth century
Andrew Dorman, ‘‘Fit for immediate service’: Reassessing the Irish Military Establishment of the Eighteenth Century through the 1770 Townshend Augmentation’, British Journal for Military History, 7:2 (2021), pp 42-63. https://doi.org/10.25602/GOLD.bjmh.v7i2.1554
