I was awarded the Quercus Scholarship for my achievements and work in business & technology. The Quercus Talented Students' Programme is a scholarship programme that supports and promotes excellence in academia, sport, creative and performing arts, active citizenship & innovation/entrepreneurship within University College Cork.

I entered my fake news algorithm into SciFest where I was awarded the "Most Interesting Project" by the students of LIT.

I received this award for my educational app, PocketKnow. PocketKnow was a tool for Junior Cert students looking for a library of content relevant to the curriculum. It rose to the top 10 of the Educational app charts in Ireland. To accompany the free app, I sold flashcards that could be scanned by a user to see 3D models of curriculum-based content appear in Augmented Reality. I placed 1st in Limerick for the second year in a row, and placed 2nd nationally.

In May 2025, along with Suneet Mahajan, we won the UCC ACM Hackathon sponsored by Nginx. We built a Next.js dashboard powered by Elasticsearch and Google Gemini to visualise and detect anomalies in Nginx server logs.

In February 2024, I was invited to take part in judging the Student Enterprise Awards for the South Cork region in County Hall.

I worked on a fake news algorithm that could give users an indication as to whether a given article may be fake or not.

I also entered PocketKnow's Augmented Reality flashcards into BT Young Scientist. That year I won the Irish Science Teachers' Association Award and was subsequently featured in their monthly magazine.

In 2016, I placed 1st in the Student Enterprise Awards Limerick with my graphic design business, Goodie Graphics. I started Goodie Graphics at 11, selling logos and business card designs. Over the years, I grew to over 200 happy customers from all corners of the globe.