I grew up on a farm in Rangitikei, New Zealand. I could back a trailer at nine years of age and de-horn a bull at twelve - but farming wasn’t for me.

I spent my twenties and thirties as a professional rugby player. I played for the Irish national rugby team for many years and competed at two Rugby World Cups. I also worked for three years as a coach with the New Zealand All Blacks.

I’m a graduate of the Julian Ashton Art School in Sydney, and I worked in the advertising industry for ten years. I’ve been involved with high-performance teams all my professional life, and the team culture at Ray White fits me perfectly.

I am committed to bringing the same competitive spirit required in international sport to my work in real estate. I specialise in the harbourside suburbs of Cremorne, Cremorne Point, Neutral Bay and Kurraba Point. I’m also a central member of Geoff Smith’s Prestige Property Team, servicing a wide range of clients across the Lower North Shore and regularly selling homes in the $7m–$20m range.

Over the past year, our team has demonstrated clear market leadership in Mosman, securing a commanding 37% market share in the $7–$10 million segment and 34% in the $10–$20 million category. These results reflect the depth of our buyer relationships, our strategic market insight, and a proven track record of success at the upper end of the market.