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Eibhlín was appointed CEO of the Cancer Trials Ireland in June 2015 and manages a cross functional team in Head Office of 50 staff including clinical operations, Data & Statistics, Quality and Pharmacovigilance. Ms Mulroe sits on the E-health Ireland Committee which supports the implementation of the Irish government’s E-health Strategy. She is a member of the Royal Irish Academy Life Sciences Committee. A member of the Governance Committee of Blood Cancer Network Ireland (BCNI). The Irish Health Research Forum appointed Ms Mulroe to their Steering Group in 2018. A member of the Advisory Board of the Cork Clinical Research Centre. She leads the organisations advocacy agenda where the National Cancer Strategy has dominated discussions with relevant individuals at the Department of Health, IDA, National Cancer Control Programme (NCCP) and HSE. In July 2007, she became the first CEO of the Irish Platform for Patients’ Organisations, Science and Industry (IPPOSI) and Chair of a Task Force in the European Patient Academy for Therapeutic Innovation (EUPATI). Ms Mulroe was appointed by the Irish Minister for Health to the Department of Health Steering Group on Rare Disease Policy in 2010, she represented patients on the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) Research Ethics Advisory Board, HIQA, HTA Advisory Board and was a member of the HSE Patient’s Forum. She served as the patient representative on the Legal Consultative Panel of the Irish Medicines Board (now HPRA). Ms Mulroe led IPPOSI to partake in 2 EC Research Consortiums, BBMRI and EUPATI, the latter is a unique initiative to develop an EU Patient Academy. Ms Mulroe has a BSocSc Hons from Queens University Belfast and is an MBA graduate from the Smurfit Business School, University College Dublin.