In the heart of Rush, Co. Dublin, the Morgan family carries the flame of a dying craft of farriery which is passed down through eight proud generations. Brendan and his son Gary are the last two in a long line of master farriers, known throughout the town for their unmatched skill, unwavering dedication, and love for horses.

The Home Place is an immersive installation exploring rural Irish farm life from the 1920s to the 1960s. Inspired by the early experiences of my maternal and paternal grandparents, all four of whom grew up on farms, I created a project comprised of visuals and audio. 

Art installation illustrating a creative mind at work 

An app that reimagines and improves the sign-up experience for runners in Ireland.

SPIKED? is a bold, non-fear-based awareness campaign designed to educate and empower young people about the growing issue of drink spiking in Ireland.

This project reimagines the youth organisation Foróige through a bold, digital-first rebrand aimed at 10–18 year-olds. Focused on creativity, empowerment, and belonging, the new identity modernises Foróige’s tone, visual language, and online presence across platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and a dedicated youth-focused website.

“When We Got the Diagnosis” is a short documentary that offers an intimate look into the lives of families navigating the world of ADHD.

The Panic Years tells the story of today’s added pressure of living life in your 20’s.

In a post-apocalyptic world where water is scarce, you play as a lone survivor separated from your family after an AI-triggered disaster. Your goal is to reach a distant refuge, where you hope to reunite with your partner and child.

Cootehall Connects is a short documentary that delves into life in rural Ireland, highlighting the local community of Cootehall and the powerful role volunteering plays in shaping it. 

Lumo is a UI/UX app that represents your smart companion, it is designed to help you stay organised and simplify your admin tasks.

Dublin’s Pulse is a documentary that highlights the importance of music venues in Dublin, told through the lens of the electronic music scene.

There is More to Me than Words is a story about a little girl who has dyslexia and feels bad about having it whenever people respond negatively about it.

This documentary follows my journey as a new Bohemians fan, exploring what it means to become part of the club’s unique community.

This project tells the story of the owner of an African restaurant based in Tallaght, Co. Dublin. The owner, Edizemi Onilenla also known as Mama Shee. She is a Nigerian woman who came to Ireland to seeking better opportunities. 

One Night is a surrealistic, interactive story about Diana, a lab worker who repeatedly sees visions of a girl with green hair and dreams of a long, dark road.

Faded relationships is a short, hand-drawn animation that looks at the emotional impact of phubbing – the act of ignoring those around us in favour of our mobile phones.