The House of European History’s permanent exhibition will guide visitors through an outline of European history. To give visitors a better understanding of the tumultuous events of the 20th century, the permanent exhibition will focus firstly on the convictions and beliefs that defined the 19th century – Europe’s ‘entry into modernity’ – before moving on to consider Europe’s descent into war and destruction.This will be followed by the search for a better life in an increasingly united Europe. Visitors will be encouraged to think about the Europe of today, the status and position of the European Union, and the part that everyone can play in shaping Europe's future.

Museum Curating, including, exhibition conceptualization,development, research,and collection sourcing. Currently responsible for curating World War One, Science, Technology, and Colonialism in the 19th century, and European Memory and Heritage.

Delivery of museum training programs, development of travelling exhibition program, board member of the representative body for the Irish Museum Sector

Exhibition Development, Collections Care, Research, Education & Outreach, Staff Supervision & Administration. Responsible for acquiring new museum objects through purchase, loan, and donation, and for interpreting the collection through the production of exhibition text, internet publishing, and interpretive programmes.