Appearances and Articles
Dr Katriona O'Sullivan's story of overcoming adversity, resilience and triumph has garnered huge interest and she has been interviewed by some of the top publications in the country

April 2025
As Women’s History Month draws to a close, Ireland, a nation still navigating the tensions between its traditional Catholic roots and its progressive modern identity, continues to face gender gaps...
March 2025
From business to fashion, education to advocacy, we continue to produce and attract standout women who are making a local and global impact across all sectors. As we celebrate International...
February 2025
"If the relationship is unresolved and they die, it's ok to feel sad that they're gone" - so says Dr Katriona O'Sullivan, Psychology lecturer at Maynooth University, who talked about...
November 2024
Niall is joined by Katriona O’Sullivan, a Doctor of Psychology and Senior Lecturer who grew up in deep poverty. Having endured abuse, addicted parents, a teenage pregnancy, homelessness and a...
October 2024
Richie first met Dr Katriona O'Sullivan - an academic in Maynooth University's Department of Psychology - about seven years ago but at the time, he had no idea about her...
October 2024
A university lecturer who “survived poverty and trauma” in her life, says it’s important that stories like hers are told. Katriona O’Sullivan, now a lecturer in Maynooth, released a memoir...
September 2024
In this conversation Katriona speaks to Síle Seoige about the extreme neglect she experienced in childhood, the people who were a positive force in her life, the importance of opportunities...
August 2024
Dr. Katriona O Sullivan is a psychologist whose work centers around the impact of poverty on a person's development. She works towards improving access to education for marginalized people. Her...
July 2024
A few weeks ago, I asked on Instagram what people's favourite memoir was and an extraordinary number of people mentioned a book called 'Poor' by Katriona O'Sullivan.
July 2024
As the school year ended for my 15-year-old son, I started to receive the usual end-of-year texts from his school, ‘Please return the books by this date’, ‘School finishes on...