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 more

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 more

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 more

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 more

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 more

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

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.