My research focus is the literature and language of medieval and early modern Ireland. I am currently working on a PhD project, Set Adrift: Fluidity in the Medieval Irish Immrama, looking specifically at a voyage tale about two of Colum Cille’s clerics. This project will create a new edition and translation of a version of this tale called Sechrán Clérech Coluim Chille.

• Textual transmission, reuse and intertextuality in medieval and early modern Irish literary sources
• Textual editing and translation
• Critical frameworks such as cultural memory and ecocriticism
• Digital humanities
• Comparative studies in northern medieval cultures

In 2022 I received a MA, with first class honours in Celtic Studies from the University of Glasgow. I then completed a MA in Early and Medieval Irish at University College Cork for which I edited and translated a Dindshenchas article on Tipra Sengaramna. I was awarded a first class honours for this in 2023.
I am currently a PhD student in Irish and Celtic, funded by The Department for Economy. This project explore fluidity in the medieval Irish textual tradition, looking at a voyage narrative as the focus of the project.

Seminar Tutor for CC1033 ‘Celtic Mythology’, Queen’s University Belfast, January to April 2024 and September to December 2024. 

Elected Chair of the Association of Celtic Students, June 2025.