Principle Organiser

The Global Centre for Natural Computation evolved from my attempt to resolve the single biggest issue in modern education, namely the damage being done throughout the educational system by an incorrect approach to teaching basic arithmetic and mathematics in all its forms.

Conduct research and development into creating educational material for the integration of knowledge from the vedic, modern and gaelic perspectives. This had a special emphasis in relation to basic arithmetic. Much experimental work was done in relation to developing animation techniques for an educational context.

This centre evolved out of the campaign to ban Genetically Modified Foods, and the realisation that within the tradition of Gaelic knowledge, was all that was needed to fulfil the false promises being made by the Biotech industry. It focused on renewing the language of science through the use of Irish.

Conducted a detailed review of the research into the Transcendental Meditation programme. Published many letters and papers outlining the veracity of the programmes. Stood in two by-elections promoting the policies endorsed by the Natural Law Party. Launched the campaign to ban genetically modified food, after being inspired by John Fagan's book. Stood for election to the Governing Body of University College Cork.

Running courses in Numerical Methods, and Operational Research. Conducting research on the Edge Function Method and Laplace Transform of time domain processes, leading to PhD. Developing EU funded Software Development Diploma Course. Conducting research on Object Oriented Design in C++, and Smalltalk. Developing numerical software management using REXX. Initiating the introduction of Mathematica to the University.

Infantry Officer. Posted to 1st Battalion, then 28th Battalion, then Military College, then 2nd Battalion, then 27th Battalion, then 2nd Battalion, then Directorate of Military Intelligence Army Head Quarters, then 4th Battalion, then Southern Command Head Quarters.