In this role, I responded to calls from the general public who may need care from a GP outside of regular opening hours. The role involved strong listening skills, attention to detail, data input and good communication.

In this role, I would man the reception desk at the centre during the night. My responsibilities included the safeguarding of the centre's residents overnight as well as general upkeep in the centre's cleanliness.

In this role, I would work on events of all kinds, from conferences to large musical productions. I would assist in loading in and loading out any equipment for each event as well as assisting in assembling or disassembling stage, set etc. elements of the events.

In this role, I would appeal to members of the public to become a part of Oxfam's campaigns by signing petitions as they went about their daily business on the street.

I provided rhythm guitar and backing vocal services to Chapter 2 for over a year between 2014 and 2015. During this time was involved in many shows from both a performance and sound engineering perspective. I also extensively contributed to song arrangements during the period.

As a feighlí, I worked as part of Cumman na bhFiann's large team, who run youth clubs throughout Ireland. My role involved the planning of what would take place each week at the youth club while also being responsible for each child's safety and wellbeing from the time they would arrive to the time they would leave.

In my position as Ard-Cinnire, I took on a role of higher responsibility at Coláiste na bhFiann's summer courses. I was involved in the planning of daily activities, while also monitoring the general events of the course from a further distance than I had as a Cinnire. The role also involved advising and helping the Cinnirí, in their role, where possible.

I worked as a cinnire on Coláiste na bhFiann's summer Irish language courses. My role was to be in constant contact with the pupils, ensuring that they were happy and comfortable for the duration of their stay, while also ensuring that order was kept and that the course rules were adhered to.