Provide accurate, high quality and impartial research to individual Members and CommitteesProduce a range of research outputs, including customised research papers, legislative analysis briefings, topical briefings and blog posts

Lecturing/Module Coordination: Postgraduate Human Rights Law, Human Rights Law, Crime and Criminal Justice, Law and Psychology, Comparative Legal Systems, Introduction to Lawyering (I), and Introduction to Lawyering (II).Teaching duties: preparation of course outlines and teaching materials, utilisation of blended learning tools to deliver course content, preparation and correction of in-term and end-of-term assessments, provision of formative and summative feedback to students, preparation of examination reports for students and external examiners, and maintenance of student records.Academic Leadership and Public Service/Impact: Course Coordinator during the inaugural delivery of the Policing and Human Rights in Ireland module, a level 8 micro-credentials module, to approximately 570 staff from An Garda Síochána. Programme development: member of the design team for a proposed LLM in Corporate Governance undergoing internal approval and external accreditation. Funding: part of a team that secured two successful tenders to provide human rights training to An Garda Síochána worth approximately €50,000.Research: developing the research profile of the School by disseminating research findings in high quality journals and blog posts, and via conferences and guest lectures. Miscellaneous: supervision of undergraduate final year research projects, participation in PhD Research Review Panels, event organisation, student recruitment, student support

Core Teaching areas: Farm Business Law to final year students on the Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Farm Management and Agribusiness degree/(Honours) degree; and Employment Law to second year students on the Bachelor of Business degree/(Honours) degree. Others teaching areas: Introduction to Legal Studies, Company Law, Commercial Law and Introduction to Social Care. Duties: compilation of class notes, provision of lectures and tutorials to law and non-law students, and participation in staff meetings and examination boards.Duties specific to Farm Business Law: compilation of week-by-week course outline; setting, supervision and correction of assignments and exam papers; provision of appropriate and timely feedback to students; and maintenance of student records.

Teaching Family Law module to final year students on the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Law degree (7-week maternity leave cover).

Teaching: teaching on the BA Connect with Human Rights degree, including Human Rights and Development (2013) and guest lectures for the Human Rights in Ireland (2015), Regional Systems for the Protection of Human Rights (2014) and Rights of the Child (2012) modules.Conference Organisation: co-organised the annual Summer School on the International Criminal Court (2015) and the inaugural Summer School on Human Rights, Migration and Globalization (2013).Overseas class trips: organised postgraduate class trips to the international courts in The Hague (2014 and 2015).Recruitment: helped market courses offered by the Irish Centre for Human Rights at University open days (2012-2016). Misc: attendance at monthly staff meetings and other miscellaneous administrative duties (2012-2016).

Teaching: Human Rights Law module to final year students on the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Law Degree (2013 and 2014). Duties: compilation of week-by-week course outline; provision of lectures and tutorials; drafting, supervision and correction of mid-term assignments and exam papers; provision of feedback to students orally and in writing; maintenance of student records; and participation in staff meetings, examination boards and student career evenings.

• Representing the Mission at intergovernmental meetings, donor meetings and humanitarian briefings.• Reporting to Irish Aid and government departments on new, protracted and complex emergencies. • Engagement with multilateral partners and donors on thematic areas (e.g. protection and gender) and on policy issues concerning humanitarian crisis prevention, preparedness and response.

• Drafting interventions for delivery by Ireland and the EU at the UN Human Rights Council (HRC). • Delivering interventions on behalf of Ireland at the HRC. • Representing the Mission at HRC sessions, EU coordination, donor group meetings, NGO briefings and ad hoc meetings e.g. exchange of views on human rights at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. • Assisting in the preparations preceding Ireland’s first examination under the HRC’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) procedure.• Forming part of the delegations that presented Ireland’s combined 3rd and 4th Periodic Report to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and Ireland’s 1st Periodic Report to the Committee Against Torture, and assisting in the preparations for both.• Assisting in the organisation of side panel events at the Palais des Nations, UN Geneva.• Performing advocacy work, engaging with high-level government delegations, and developing relationships with diplomats and representatives of NGOs and international organisations.• Reporting to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and other government departments. • Monitoring and engaging with regard to thematic areas, for example, human rights defenders and children’s rights, and country specific situations, for example, Cambodia and Syria.

• Performing company secretarial duties for a portfolio of Irish, Bermudan and Cayman companies.• Attending board meetings in Ireland and overseas, and drafting board minutes.• Drafting share certificates, share transfer forms and documentation for AGMs/EGMs.• Preparation and filing of forms with regulatory bodies e.g. the Companies Registration Office. • Maintenance of company registers and completion of due diligence. • Liaising daily with directors, legal counsel, investment managers etc.

Participated in street outreach and English teaching programmes

General administrative and clerical duties at the Secretariat Department of the Office of the DPP for New South Wales and the Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care for New South Wales.

English teacher in Eastern Thailand in 2006 with Greenway. Greenway promotes intercultural exchange and organises volunteer programmes in Thailand.

Performing company secretarial duties for a portfolio of Irish, Bermudan and Cayman companies.

Helping the head of the company secretarial department to perform company secretarial duties for a portfolio of primarily Irish-domiciled companies.