Voice Talent – Female

A native Dubliner with a lovely warm voice. Pom brings a wealth of experience and characters with her to every session.

Native Wexford, with a slight husky voice and a very friendly delivery- perfect natural voice for commercials, corporates and commentaries.

An energetic neutral voice with lots of experience, from straight to sultry and lots more in between.

Native Cork, Cara is a natural, with a crisp clear delivery.

Native Dublin, but we really want to see her birth cert, as Amelia is equally comfortable with a Cork accent.From neutral straight reads to a variety of charterers…you can relax if Amelia is in the house.

Native Dublin, Victoria is new to the voice-over scene. She has a lovely soft friendly tone.

Native Dublin, an experienced actress, with lots of TV under her belt.

Native Tipperary, Aileen has been working in the UK as a professional voice-over for many years. Mature, clear delivery and professional.

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Native Dublin, with a bright & breezy tone. Lots of radio experience in drama and presenting, great singing voice too.

You’re in safe hands with Rose, an experienced voice-over artiste who will bring you warm and motherly to bright and authoritative. She has a strong ear for accents and, as Sister Assumpta from Father Ted, exhibits exquisite comic timing.

Native Dublin, with a lovely crisp clear delivery.

Native Dublin, Della is an experienced broadcaster, with a hard working attitude.

Native Dublin, experienced broadcaster, full of energy.

Native Dublin, with a youthful neutral voice, great for straight & quirky reads. Sarah is also a singer songwriter, so is no stranger to a microphone.

Youthful, neutral accent with a nice warm tone, great for straight reads.

Native Armagh, Geraldine will deliver your script with charm & ease.

Native Cavan, Kim has a lovely soft husky voice. She also speaks French & Spanish.

Native Dublin, lots of experienced on tv and now available for voice-overs. Great for straight & comic roles.

Native Sligo, with lots of film, TV and radio experience. Warm Motherly read, very good comic timing, and a few scary characters just beneath the surface.

From Dublin to Galway, and everywhere in-between. Orla has a lovely neutral straight tone and quite a few mad characters up her sleeve.