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Screen actor · Cork, Ireland

Orlaith

Film and television in Ireland and the UK. Studios, casting and brands by inquiry.

On screen next

Quiet Tide at Lee Street Cinema

Fri 12 March 2027, 8 pm, with a Q&A after. Tickets on the cinema’s own site.

Saturday, November 14 · 7:00 PM

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Press

  • The Lee CourierOrlaith Keogh-Sweeney carries a farmhouse drama on her face2026
  • Night Screen WeeklyQuiet Tide: a rainy harbour town and a performance that never raises its voice2026
  • Frame and ReelThe Cork actor who makes a self-tape look like a film still2025
  • The Southern PostA festival Q&A, a charcoal coat and the best answer of the night2025

Screen actor · Cork

Quiet films and long festival nights

Features, short films and television drama in Ireland and the UK, and an audience of adults who follow set days and festival screenings.

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Ages

  • 18–2417%
  • 25–3441%
  • 35–4427%
  • Other15%

Places

  • Ireland48%
  • United Kingdom27%
  • United States11%
  • Canada4%

Rates

  • A role in a film or television drama

    from€1,500

  • A brand film or advert

    from€3,000

  • A festival talk or Q&A

    from€800

For studios, casting and brands

Work with me

The production or brand, the dates and the city. I reply within a week.

  • Casting and roles

    Film and television, in Ireland, the UK or by self-tape.

  • Brand work

    Adverts and short films for brands, shot on location or in the studio.

  • Press and appearances

    Interviews, festival Q&As and talks, in Cork or on a call.

All by inquiry.

The workbook

Self-tape, step by step

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About

I’m Orlaith. I work best in the quiet before the take.

I’m from Cork and I act in Irish and British film and television. I started in a church-hall drama group, moved to short films and now work on features and television drama.

I post set days, festival screenings and the way I prepare a self-tape. Studios, casting and brands work with me through the media kit.

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Letters

Notes from set

A short letter after a shoot or a screening: what I learned, how I prepared and where to see the work. About once a month.

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