Playing the "instrument of the angels" since the age of 9, Maggie gained 
regional acclaim on the Irish folk harp in music from the Renaissance to 
Broadway and film standards. Often asked to appear in concerts and at Celtic 
events, she has played the harp for dozens of weddings and receptions. Playing 
the concert pedal harp, Maggie has appeared with local orchestras. As with her 
father and brother, she is heard often on television and radio. Her first 
recording was entitled "Angel of Music." Her 2002 CD release, entitled 
"Ascension," received great acclaim.

Maggie graduated magna cum laude from Northwestern College in Iowa, in May, 
2005, with a B.A. in writing/rhetoric and cultural studies. A world-traveler, 
she has spent extended stays in Ireland, Holland and as an exchange student to 
Oxford University in autumn, 2004. In September, 2005, she commenced graduate 
studies at Boston University on full-scholarship in the Masters of Theological Studies
program, with a concentration in religion and conflict resolution.

Maggie graduated summa cum laude in May, 2007.

She was appointed Admissions Officer of the School of Theology for Boston University, 
starting May 7th of 2007. Her responsibilities included scholarship determinations and 
recruitment trips for the school. 

In February, 2008, she was promoted to Development Officer for the School of Theology.

In June, 2010, Maggie and her husband Tim relocated to Seattle, Washington, where Maggie 
has been appointed the Director of Annual Giving at Seattle University. When she has time she 

continues to play her harps at college and church functions in the Seattle area.