Book review:

• Ryan Patrick Hanley, (Ed.) Adam Smith: His Life, Thought, and Legacy for ID: International Dialogues, a multi-disciplinary e-journal on world affairs, 2017. https://unomaha.app.box.com/s/mg52tt6o9lxt2q6pktdk3x7gh10vh9v3
• ‘A “System of Natural Liberty”: An Examination of Liberal Principles in the Writings of Adam Smith’, in Yearbook of the Irish Philosophical Society, 2007.
• Review of Manus Charleton’s Ethics for Social Care in Ireland, www.socialstudies.ie, webpage for the Irish Association of Social Care Educators, 2007.

Presentations:

• 8/5/2018, ‘Adam Smith’s Social Individual’, paper presented at the Philosophy & Economic Forum, University of Bayreuth.
  3rd & 4th /11/2017, Co-organised Irish Philosophical Society’s annual conference, Carlow College. Conference Theme: ‘Humans & Other Animals’.
• 9/12/2016, ‘Smith and Sociability’, paper presented at the Early Modern Philosophy Conference, All Hallows, Dublin.
• 26/3/2016, ‘Gender and the 1916 Proclamation: Incompatible perspectives of women’s citizenship’ a paper co-written and presented with Helen Maher at the Carlow College Conference, theme ‘Under the Protection of the Most-High God’, Ethical and Theological Perspectives of the 1916 Rising’.
• 16/11/2013, ‘Adam Smith’s Notion of Justice: Some Hints Towards Reframing the Justice Problem in Care Ethics’, paper presented at the SWIP Ireland Autumn Conference, Trinity College Dublin.
• 11/5/2021 FESET webinar, Sarah Otten and Francis Gahan, ‘More than minding oneself: Educating social care workers to identify and combat the causes of occupational burnout’
•  11/10/2021 SCI annual conference, Sarah Otten and Francis Gahan, ‘More than minding oneself: teaching social care workers to identify and combat the causes of moral distress’.