As a member of the Distribution and Member Services team, my role is to work to IMRO’s busy distribution schedule and ensure the timely and accurate payment of music royalties to IMRO’s members. My role involves the management of data relating to royalty payments for monthly/quarterly distribution to members; data processing and manipulation, matching data to live performances, amending data to ensure it correctly represents member repertoire etc. Another aspect of the role involves Member Services; updating member repertoire, managing and investigating member queries, liaising alongside other teams within IMRO to escalate queries to foreign societies, managing live performance submissions, generating set lists, festival and line up research etc. I also manage the administration of data sent from foreign societies; tracking communications and notifications, ensuring these are kept up to date for access by senior members of the Distribution team.

As a Library Assistant, I was responsible for providing frontline library services to a wide range of users. This includes issuing loans, maintaining accounts, shelving duties, merchandising stock etcFurther to this, my duties include compiling event statistics, creating promotional materials and managing events that take place in the library. I was also a member of the DLR Libraries Social Media team; responsible for creating posts related to my particular branch library.Achievements include being appointed coordinator for the Summer Stars junior reading programme in my local branch. As coordinator, I held responsibility for promoting the programme with our readers, managed stock and merchandise and liaised with event facilitators.

I acted as Payments & Aosdána Assistant on a fixed-term contract, assisting both the Corporate Services Department and the Aosdána Registrar in implementing the Arts Council work programme.As Payments Assistant, I acted as the central point of contact for recipients of Arts Council grants, providing information and coordinating payments. It also involved liaising with the various Arts teams within the organisation to ensure the efficient payment of grants and an accurate collection of documentation.As Aosdána Assistant, my role was to provide clerical services, in particular in the areas of the Cnuas and related payment processes, administration of the General Assembly and the election process of new members.

Assigned to short-term project within the archive ahead of a major move to a new facility.Responsible for the day-to-day delivery of an audit of the archive Master collection; co-ordinating and implementing workflows and weekly targets, and reporting findings back to management.

Responsible for carrying out initial technical assessments, repairs and identification of a vast number of Irish television advertisements from 1960s-1980s on film.Managed collection on a daily basis; cataloguing and conserving advertisements and integrating them into the wider Irish Film Archive collections.Prepared and delivered presentations on the history of the project to public, staff and stakeholders.Liaised with digital team in preparation for digitisation and public launch on IFI Player. Responsible for the delivery of regular and detailed progress reports and the maintenance of all project administration.

During my time in this role, I held sole responsibility for carrying out key research which will form part of a major publication on UNESCO World Heritage Site, Skellig Michael. This included regular archival research in several national institutions. Also responsible for organising and cataloguing a large photographic archive and collection of architectural drawings.

Worked closely with the Service Management team to provide excellent HR service to civil and public servantsMaintained relationships with representatives from a number of government bodies, organising monthly meetings and providing service updatesCoordinated responses from internal teams to customers to ensure service level agreements were met.

Provided tours of Castletown House; tours for public and private groups, Parkland tours, Living History tours for school groups, language groups.Co-ordinated bookings for a variety of events including guest speakers, weddings, conferences etc.Carried out all necessary administrative requirements; answering calls and emails, handling sales, consolidating stock and acting as first point of contact for the public at the Visitor Reception.

Proficient in the creation and management of archive records, including detailed condition and content reports.Trained in film handling and repairs (35mm, 16mm and some small gauge film handling experience).Experienced in carrying out compliance and condition checks of new archive materials in multiple formats, as per archive standards and agreements. Responsible for identifying best copy for exhibition and digitisation purposes.Role also involved occasional work as receptionist in the IFI lobby; providing information, answering phones and checking tickets.

Cataloguing primary source materials for inclusion in the Alfie Byrne archive, through the creation of database records.Receptionist at the front desk; tasks include greeting visitors, handling sales and providing information.Working on various PR and Marketing projects for the museum.Working alongside museum team to ensure the smooth running of a variety of events, programme launches eg. 'I Love Dublin' education programme.Ambassador for the 'City of a Thousand Welcomes' initiative; meeting with tourists visiting Dublin.