Síle is well-liked as a talented television-radio personality and voice-over artist, and has developed a wealth of broadcasting experience over the past twelve years in the business. A native of Spiddal in Co. Galway and the youngest of four children, she has worked on a variety of successful and well-received projects for RTÉ and TG4 [...]

On leaving college in the early nineties Cormac Battle embarked on a ten year odyssey of rock and roll with his bands Kerbdog and Wilt, touring the world and releasing four albums on Universal Records. Having dabbled in pirate radio during breaks between recording he discovered a major hankering for the airwaves. By a twist [...]

Dave Fanning is one of Ireland’s most famous and iconic broadcasters, with a career now entering an astonishing fifth decade. It began in 1977, when he left University College Dublin with a degree in English and Philosophy and a Higher Diploma in Education. In that year, Dave took over as editor of Ireland’s only rock [...]

One of Ireland’s best-known broadcasters, Derek Mooney has been leading the development of wildlife radio broadcasting here for over a decade. His achievements in the natural history field include Habitats, The Nature Line, NatureTrails and Mooney Goes Wild On 1 (all for RTÉ Radio 1), Wildtrack on RTÉ TV and Nature Detectives for the BBC. [...]

Lisa Cannon graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a B.A in Drama and Theatre Studies and a Master’s Degree in Film. While at Trinity College she trained on Film and Television sets in Ireland and in the USA, including ‘Sex and the City’ for HBO, Jerry Bruckheimer’s ‘King Arthur’ and RTE’s ‘Bachelor’s Walk’. Since then [...]

Radio and TV presenter Jenny Huston is best known as the presenter of RTE 2FM’s flagship rock shows, The Waiting Room  and The Annex, but has extensive radio and TV experience, including everything from kids TV shows to global music events. Canadian-born to Irish parents, Jenny joined RTE 2FM in 2003, having cut her broadcasting [...]

Diarmuid Gavin studied amenity horticulture at the Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin, Dublin, leaving to establish his own garden design business. After twice winning the Royal Dublin Society Gold medal for garden design during the nineties, he displayed at the prestigious Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show in 1995 and 1996. Diarmuid’s modern vibrant city garden [...]

Born in Dublin December 1970, Craig Doyle studied In St Patrick’ College he studied sociology and history, before going on to do postgraduate studies at the London College of Printing, earning him a diploma in Broadcast Journalism. Starting his media career in 1988 on Century Radio, Craig worked his way up as a news presenter/producer [...]

Gráinne Seoige is one of Ireland’s best respected and highest profile news personalities with more than ten years experience of anchoring, producing and editing news bulletins. Her move to daytime television saw Gráinne’s profile increase even further, expanding her range of presentation skills when she co-presented the Sunrise breakfast show with Eamonn Holmes on the [...]

Lisa Fitzpatrick is one of Ireland’s foremost stylists, with a range of personal and corporate clients second to none. Whether working with Rosanna Davison as she took on the world, appearing on national TV with her fashion tips or looking after the grooming needs of individual clients, Lisa has developed a well-earned reputation for helping [...]

In recent years Ryan Tubridy has hosted prominent Irish events such as the Rose of Tralee and Esat BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, in addition to his day job as host of The Tubridy Show weekday mornings on Radio 1 and the iconic Late Late Show on Friday evenings. Ryan began his career as [...]

Radio and TV presenter Rasher (aka Mark Kavanagh) was born in 1977 in the seaside town of Bray, Co. Wicklow. Given the nickname Rasher as a child, Kavanagh developed into a self-taught artist. After attracting a good deal interest with several self-mounted exhibitions, he held a successful one -man show in Dublin which led to [...]

Tom Dunne graduated from UCD with an engineering degree, but his passions lay elsewhere. He is best known as lead singer with Dublin group Something Happens, who were one of the country’s shining lights in the early 90′s with albums like ‘Bedlam A Go-Go’ and ‘Stuck Together With God’s Glue’, spawning unforgettable singles like ‘Parachute’ [...]