Teaching and Learning
• BMus Research Supervision (Royal Irish Academy of Music, 2023–25)
• MMus Research Supervision (RIAM, 2023–25)
• Guest lecturer: Brahms’s Ein deutsches Requiem and MHRA Referencing (Maynooth University, 2024)
• MC106: Music: Genres and Practices (Dublin City University (DCU), 2022)
• MC108: Keyboard and Musicianship (DCU, 2020–21)
• BA Music: 3rd-year dissertation supervision (DCU, 2020–22)
• Guest lecture: Leipzig Circles: Johannes Brahms and Ethel Smyth (DCU, 2021)
• Guest lecture: MHRA Referencing and Annotated Bibliographies (DCU, 2021)
• Writing Tutor: DCU Writing Centre (2020–23)

The Society for Musicology in Ireland (SMI)
I was elected to the Council of the SMI as the Honorary Secretary for 2024–27. Please do get in touch if you have queries or would like to raise matters to be brought to Council.

I have contributed to the SMI since 2020, first as the part-time administrator (2020–21) and then as the Student Representative (2021–24).

Event Organisation
In the Autumn of 2022 I worked as the Festival Manager for the 10th Fidelio Trio Winter Chamber Music Festival, which is held annually at Belvedere House, St Patrick’s Campus, Dublin City University. Details of my conference organisation can be found here.

Choral Work
I am a member of the award-winning Laetare Vocal Ensemble, a mixed-voice vocal group based in Dublin and directed by Róisín Blunnie. The choir performs a wide range of repertoire and actively promotes the work of contemporary Irish composers. Have a listen here.

In May 2023, I took part in the EU50 Gala Concert celebrating 50 years of Ireland’s membership of the EU. To mark the occasion we performed Beethoven’s 9th Symphony at the National Concert Hall, Dublin with the National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by David Brophy. You can listen back to the concert here.

The Dublin Musicology Collective for Graduate Welfare
The DMC was established in 2020 and launched in the midst of the global Covid-19 pandemic. Our aim was to build an inclusive network of postgraduate scholars in the early stages of their academic careers and to bring people together from different institutions in the Greater Dublin Area.