Martin G Molony

Martin G Molony has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and sectors. Martin G started their career in 1992 as a journalist and communication consultant at MGM Communications, where they also provided retail consultancy and database management services.

In 1996, Molony joined Dublin City University as a Programme Director and lecturer at the School of Communications and DCU Business School. Martin G taught various communication, journalism, and public relations modules to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Martin G was also involved in managing the MSc in Public Relations and Strategic Communications program.

Molony's work at the Association of Irish Racecourses involved managing and developing the access control system for twenty-six racecourses in Ireland. Martin G collaborated with security staff from individual racecourses and The Turf Club to ensure the smooth functioning of the access control system.

Martin G also served as the Chairman/Director of the International Puppet Festival in Ireland, an annual festival funded by the Arts Council that showcased puppetry from different countries.

Furthermore, Molony held external examiner roles at the Institute of Technology Carlow, Dublin Business School, and the University of Limerick. In these roles, they verified the achievement of stated standards and the learning outcomes of communication and journalism degree programs.

Additionally, Molony was part of the Scholars Advisory Board for the William J. Lawrence Notebooks on the History of Irish Theater at the University of Cincinnati, Ohio. Martin G also had a period as a Visiting DCU Scholar at Boston University.

In 2012, Molony relaunched Ireland's Travelling Marionette Theatre, known as the Moon & Sixpence Puppet Theatre, which they had originated in the 1980s. The theater visited schools and festivals throughout Ireland.

It is worth noting that some of Molony's work experiences do not provide specific start and end dates.

Martin G Molony has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies from N.I.H.E. Dublin, which they earned from 1981 to 1984. Martin G later pursued a Master's degree in Journalism from Dublin City University, completing it in 1996. There is no available information regarding their educational experience before N.I.H.E. Dublin.