As an assistant editor at Jacobin, Tadhg commissions articles and writes unsigned content for the magazine’s print edition. Previously, he was an editorial assistant at Boston Review and an intern at Dissent.

In 2023, Tadhg graduated from Harvard University with an AB in history; his thesis on technology and the rural landscape in nineteenth-century Ireland won the Franklin and Eleanor Ford Prize and the Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize. He is now a PhD student at the University of Chicago, where he researches environmental history, political economy, and the British Empire.

Tadhg also writes reviews, essays, and narrative nonfiction, for which he was named a finalist in health care reporting at the 2021 AAN Awards. You can read some of his work below.