Bridín Carroll
Brídín completed her PhD in 2013 in the discipline of Geography at NUI Galway. Following short roles in the University of Birmingham, and the National Economic and Social Council, Brídín undertook a three-year post-doctoral researcher role in University College Dublin. There, she worked on the FP7 TRANSMANGO study (2015-2018) which examined the vulnerabilities and strengths of the European food system. In 2018, Brídín worked as a post-doctoral researcher in the Healthy and Positive Ageing Initiative, a research initiative based in Ireland’s Department of Health. This marked a pivoting of her research interests in populations which are often marginalised away from food poverty to health and well-being. This led to her first role in the Irish Centre of Social Gerontology (ICSG) working on the Older Traveller Older Homeless study (2019-2021) and her current role on the Service Involvement and Lived Experience study (2022-present).










