Aisling Ní Chúláin is a video journalist based in Dublin, Ireland.

I assist faculty and organisational leaders at Cork University Business School to publish aspects of their research in media outlets or branded newsletters. 

Working at the interface between research, industry and public engagement, during the 2018/19 academic year, I helped CUBS faculty reach Read moreover 500,000 readers on RTE Brainstorm and The Conversation. As part of my role, I also work with faculty to develop content in the thought leadership space for publication in the Irish Times Business Supplement and The Journal.ie.

Before joining UCC Academy, I was Head of Rugby and Deputy Editor at Pundit Arena, where I developed strategies to boost web traffic in such a way that the company would act as a disruptor that would win the attention of sponsors, advertisers and sports marketing brands.

I penned a book titled Kerry and the Royal Munster Fusiliers and wrote articles in peer-reviewed journals.

One of which, Divided Loyalties: The Effect the Boer War and its Aftermath had on how Irish Nationalists interpreted the Irish Soldier Serving in the British Army was included in the inaugural edition of the British Journal of Military History alongside contributions from some of the biggest names in the field.

I am based in Galway in the West of Ireland but can work remotely with a fast turnaround. I have been working in radio and podcasts for over 10 years for radio stations, companies and as an independent producer and media trainer.

My work has been broadcast on RTE (Ireland), Newstalk (Ireland), Read moreResonance FM (UK), DW (Germany) and various commercial and community stations.

I have my own recording and editing equipment and can provide audio packages and reports, interviews, phoners, tape syncs, editing and sound design.

I am a freelance journalist from Dublin, currently based in Wexford. I work as a freelance journalist and have over six years of experience working for both print and online media outlets. At present, my writing predominantly focuses on scientific issues, travel and general interest features but I Read morehave experience in many more areas. I have written articles for publications such as Science Magazine, The Scientist, Australian Geographic, The Guardian UK and the Irish Times. 
Prior to becoming a freelance journalist, I worked as a full-time journalist for People Newpapers in Wexford – part of the Independent News and Media group. My role required me to conduct interviews and produce news and feature articles on a wide range of subjects. I left this position to pursue a passion for travel and concentrate on my freelance work. In the past, I also completed internships with Irish Tatler Magazine, wrote for a trade magazine named Irish Property Guides and served as Arts and Culture Editor of a student newspaper.
I hold a BA in Journalism and French from Dublin Institute of Technology and received a First Class Honours degree. On graduating, I was awarded the Sunday World Cup for achieving the highest final year grade in my year group. My final year dissertation examined scientific communication in the Irish print media. During my studies, I was one of two students chosen to undertake a semester abroad at l’Institut Pratique du Journalisme in Paris where I participated in a masters in journalism, entirely through the French language. 
I pride myself on my self-motivation and ability to work on my own initiative. In saying this, I also enjoy working as part of a team and like to share and develop ideas with other people. Having studied journalism, exceptional communication skills are also something that stands me apart from others. I like to see myself as an enthusiastic person who is always striving to acquire new skills and build upon my experience.

Anabella Aparicio is a free lance journalist based in Ireland and traveling around Europe covering different kind of events. 

Born in Montevideo, Uruguay, currently work as well as a correspondent for uruguayan medias

During her work in her country, she worked in writing press (******), a Read moreradio station (******) and on a TV news (******). As well as a freelance journalist for different European and Asian companies.

Linkedin: https://uy.linkedin.com/in/anabella-aparicio-******
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/anabellaaparicio
Radio special reports: https://soundcloud.com/anabella-aparicio
Press articles: https://www.facebook.com/piedepaginauruguay/

Andrew Downes is a Photographer/videographer based in Galway, Ireland.

Anita Alig is a freelance journalist based in Spiddal, County Galway, Ireland, known for her insightful coverage of socio-economic issues. Her journalism is characterized by a deep analysis of the wealth gap, income inequality, and poverty, often framed within the context of global economic trends. Read moreAlig's articles are well-supported with statistics from reputable sources such as Credit Suisse and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), providing a robust foundation for her discussions on the economic challenges confronting the middle class and the poor, as well as the potential advantages of wealth redistribution.

In addition to her contributions to online news websites, Alig manages two news and poetry blogs, where she blends her passion for current affairs with her love for literature. Her versatility extends to writing content for corporate clients, showcasing her ability to adapt her writing style to different audiences and purposes.

Furthermore, Anita is the founder of the Poetry Cooperative, an initiative that reflects her commitment to fostering a community for poets and poetry enthusiasts. Through this platform, she encourages the sharing and appreciation of poetry, further demonstrating her dedication to the arts and her multifaceted career in journalism and media.

I am a freelance journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, who has been published in the Irish Times, the Guardian, the Sunday Independent, the Sunday Business Post, the Irish Daily Mail and Confetti Magazine. Predominantly, I work in features journalism across a variety of areas including news features,Read more profile interviews, arts, life and style, health and family, property, business, books and reviews, though I also have experience in straight news.

Bilingual reporter with experience covering a diverse range of topics, from tech to politics and the economy. Capable of producing stories in a wide range of mediums including video, radio and print. Work published in Irish Daily Mirror and the Irish Times.

Callie Hardy is an entertainment and mental health journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She has written for outlets such as Screen Queens and Go Fund Bean, and is the editor of Haloscope Magazine's film section.

I am a journalist and blogger based in Dublin, Ireland. Originally from Greece, I settled in Ireland about 13 years ago.

Since then, I have been blogging in various European and EU related portals about the continent's politics and social issues.

Six years ago I have decided to study Read morejournalism part time and I have completed my studies four years later.

Henceforth, I have been writing and blogging constantly for various online platforms, about EU politics and social issues in two languages, English and Greek.

I have published work on Euronews' Generation Y Blog, OneEurope, OVI Magazine, OVI Greece, Apopseis.gr, Vocal Europe, Katoikos.eu, as well as on my own blog, The Eblana European Democratic Movement.

I was the winner of the "Tell us your Story" competition, run and organised by the EU Commission. Therefore I have been invited to the Single Market Forum, hosted by the then Polish Presidency of the EU in Krakow, in October 2011. 

Additionally, I was one of the 14 bloggers from around Europe, invited by the Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be present at the closing of the European Year of Citizens conference in Vilnius, in December 2013, to be present and report from the meetings.

My passions include writing, blogging, photography, traveling, painting and music. I have been managing the twitter and Facebook accounts of various platforms I have been writing and I am very competent in social media.

Conn Mc Gillion is a student journalist based out of Technological University of Dublin, Ireland. Has freelanced for several web based outlets and written for the Liberty newspaper, based in Dublin 8. Specialises in Sound editing and radio packages.

DARA MCCORLEY is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland.

David Chisanga is a Zambian media and communications specialist based in Limerick, Ireland. He is an award-winning journalist; a journalist mentor; a TV and radio broadcaster; a blogger; a scriptwriter; and a public relations (PR) personnel.

His career spans over five (5) years with experience Read morein broadcast journalism, print and online journalism, radio and TV production, filmmaking, academia and PR. Recently, he was a news/documentary producer at the Ministry of Agriculture in Zambia. He was also a news editor at Lima Radio. He is currently a freelance journalist and filmmaker in Ireland. 

Although David can cover any beat assigned to him very well, his interest lies in business and economics. He is one of the graduates from the 2019 Bloomberg Media Initiative Africa (BMIA) Financial Journalism Training Programme. 

He holds a Master of Arts (MA) in Media Studies from Mary Immaculate College (MIC) and a Bachelors in Mass Communication from the University of Zambia (UNZA). He is an alumni of Radio Netherlands Training Centre (RNTC), where he studied Drama for Social Change. 

David has worked with Africa News at international level. He is ready to spread his wings in international journalism and fly.

I am a journalist and film critic based in Cork, Ireland.

I currently work as a foreign correspondent for the EU-funded press agency Cineuropa. I regularly write reviews, interviews, news and industry report about Irish and European cinemas. I provide extensive coverage of international film Read moreevents such as the Berlinale, Strasbourg’s Lux Prize, Venice's Biennale, Toronto Film Festival, Tallinn’s Black Nights, Galway Film Fleadh, Amsterdam’s IDFA, Locarno Film Festival, Rotterdam’s IFFR and many others.

My bylines appeared on other international outlets such as Variety, New Scientist, The New Arab, POV Magazine, Filmexplorer, The Location Guide, the Reader’s Digest, the Independent Cinema Office’s blog, the Europa Distribution’s Blog and Film Ireland. I am interested in covering film, media and culture topics with a special focus on Ireland, the UK and the EU.

Moreover, I am a film curator for the project Support to EU Film Festivals, whose primary mission is to enhance the quality of EU Film Festivals organised by the delegations of the European Union worldwide. I occasionally work as a freelance festival consultant and as an External Examiner in Film Studies for the International Baccalaureate.

I am a PhD Excellence Scholar in Film and Screen Media at University College Cork. My research project comprises the writing of an academic dissertation and the making of a feature-length documentary film. I have been lecturing and holding conferences in France, Ireland, Latvia, India and Poland.

Deaglán de Bréadún (pronounced: Deg-lawn de Bray-doon)  is a freelance journalist, broadcaster  and author based in Dublin, Ireland. He previously worked as Political Correspondent with The Irish Times; Political Editor of The Irish Sun; Local Radio Correspondent with the Irish parliament's Read morecommunications division at Leinster House, Dublin. Other positions he held in a long career with The Irish Times include Northern Ireland Editor, Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Moscow Correspondent, Irish Language Editor and Feature Writer/Copy Editor. His books include 'Power Play: The Rise of Modern Sinn Féin' (Merrion Press, 2015), 'The Far Side of Revenge: Making Peace in Northern Ireland' (Collins Press, 2001 and second edition in 2008) and "Sceallóga (Chips)", a collection of short stories in Irish published by Comhar Teo. His coverage of the negotiations leading to the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland won the IPR/BT press and broadcast award for daily news journalism. A native of Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, his family moved to Dublin where he attended CBS Synge Street and UCD. He holds a master's degree in English literature.

I am a freelance editor based in Dublin Ireland. Proficient on all NLE software, using Adobe, FCPX, Avid and Da Vinci.

Over 20 years specialising in documentary, current affairs and sports.

Available for remote work.

Francis Fitzgibbon is a journalist based in Dingle, Ireland.

Geraldine Herbert is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She  is columnist and motoring editor at the Sunday Independent and Ireland’s first female motoring editor of a national newspaper. A regular contributor to Radio and TV including RTE, Virgin Media and the BBC on motoring and consumer Read moreissues she has written about Transport and Motoring for over two decades. Founder and editor of Ireland’s first and only website for women on wheels -  www.wheelsforwomen.ie – bikes, cars and motorbikes

Ian Smith is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland.

Broadcast Journalist.

John Verling is a journalist based in Tralee, Ireland. He writes features and news stories for national newspapers and magazines. Ireland is full of great stories and John Verling will write one for you. As a mature writer John knows how to tell a story while keeping the reader engaged along the Read moreway. Portfolio at: https://www.clippings.me/johnverling

I'm a freelance business and technology journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. I primarily cover the European tech industry and regulation with a particular focus on sectors like fintech, transport and VC.

Kayley Hardiman is a journalist based in Athlone, Ireland. Kayley's LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/kayley-hardiman-417601a1/ 

Kayley holds a 2.1 Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and New Media from University of Limerick. Kayley is a lover of social media, dance. She is interested in Read moreculture, the arts, fashion, lifestyle, education, politics and current affairs.

Kayley has experience in print and radio having previously worked as a Reporter for the Westmeath Independent and Researcher for Clare FM. At the Westmeath Independent she generated news stories, covered events and local news, updated  social media platforms e.g. Facebook, Twitter and the news websites, rewrote press releases, carried out interviews, compiled the what's on guide and updated the newsroom diary etc. 

At Clare FM, Kayley was responsible for writing daily blog posts for the flagship show 'Morning Focus', uploading overnights, editing the show, uploading podcasts, research, writing briefing documents and logging comments. She also updated social media, conducted vox-pops, edited them on Audition with multi-track and booked guests. Kayley acted as producer for Morning Focus on a number of occasions and was responsible for putting calls through to presenter Gavin Grace on air, bringing live guests into the studio and corresponding using the MsgPopup.

Kayley worked as a Social Media Assistant for RTÉ for the General Election last February. She was responsible for updating the Longford-Westmeath constituency Twitter on the counts. This involved writing captions, taking photos and videos and conducting research on the results of the counts in other counties.

•	Kayley has excellent communication, teamwork and organisational skills
•	Currently freelancing for Newsday.ie 
•	Kayley is proficient in Adobe Audition, Final Cut Pro, InDesign, Burli, Newscycle, Canva and Wordpress 
•	Works on own initiative and is able to generate fresh ideas

Keeley Ryan is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland.