[4] He also appeared in cases involving company law and personal injuries.
[7][8][9][10][11] He appeared for the Minister for Justice in an action relating to the publication of the Cloyne Report.
[12] He was appointed Deputy Chairman of the Panel of Enquiry of the University of Dublin in 2004 and subsequently became the chair.
[14] He has presided over cases involving extradition, sexual offences, murder, manslaughter, false imprisonment, and the proceeds of crime.
[21][22] He became a judge of the Special Criminal Court in July 2019, replacing Aileen Donnelly.