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Nell Hensey
Síofra Ní Éilí
Orlaith Martin
Nell Hensey is an Irish-Filipina screenwriter, director and executive producer from County Clare. She is one of the co-founders of Pure Divilment Pictures and her film work has been supported by Screen Ireland, RTÉ, The Arts Council, Virgin Media Television and more.
Orlaith Martin
Síofra Ní Éilí
Orlaith Martin
Orlaith is a curious mind at play, a storyteller with a camera whose talents span photography, graphic design, videography, and filmmaking. She draws inspiration from the everyday moments of life, capturing stories that resonate. No idea is too big.
Her work has been featured at some of Ireland’s biggest festivals, including All Together N
Orlaith is a curious mind at play, a storyteller with a camera whose talents span photography, graphic design, videography, and filmmaking. She draws inspiration from the everyday moments of life, capturing stories that resonate. No idea is too big.
Her work has been featured at some of Ireland’s biggest festivals, including All Together Now, Forbidden Fruit, and Body & Soul. She made her debut as a unit stills photographer on Nell Hensey’s award-winning short Try and Touch and is now gearing up to bring her own vision to life.
In 2025, Orlaith will seek funding for her own short film—an evocative piece exploring lifeguarding, sexual assault, friendship, and female empowerment. She has already directed and filmed a pilot with a small group of friends, proving that creativity thrives in the hands of a passionate crew.
Síofra Ní Éilí
Síofra Ní Éilí
Síofra Ní Éilí
Síofra Ní Éilí is an Irish-speaking actor and singer from Co.Clare, and is a recent graduate of The Lir Academy at Trinity College Dublin. She recently made her Abbey Theatre debut in Elizabeth Kuti’s The Sugar Wife, directed by Annabelle Comyn and her film debut in The Woman in Cabin 10, adapted and directed by Simon Stone. Recent credi
Síofra Ní Éilí is an Irish-speaking actor and singer from Co.Clare, and is a recent graduate of The Lir Academy at Trinity College Dublin. She recently made her Abbey Theatre debut in Elizabeth Kuti’s The Sugar Wife, directed by Annabelle Comyn and her film debut in The Woman in Cabin 10, adapted and directed by Simon Stone. Recent credits also include Wild Swimming by Marek Horn, directed by Alisha Finnerty. Prior to training she worked professionally across Europe performing for young audiences with theatre companies including Wilde Shamrock and ACLE Storytelling Tour. Recent Lir productions include: The Visit by Friedrich Dürrenmatt, directed by Oonagh Murphy; Absolute Hell by Rodney Ackland, directed by Davey Kelleher; Punk Rock by Simon Stephens, directed by Tom Creed; and Arcadia by Tom Stoppard, directed by Hilary Wood. .