We're an Ireland-based marketing and media agency launching a new production wing, and we're building a roster of on-camera talent for TV-standard field content, street interviews and UGC ads.

The work covers our own brands, a new sports media brand (combat sports and horse racing), and client work.

WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR
Presenters / field hosts: confident with the public, quick on your feet, able to handle any personality off the cuff. It’s your job to be able to pull chat out of people and make them comfortable to have a natural interaction.

Street interviews, event and raceday coverage, sit-down interviews. Sports knowledge and genuine interest is a massive advantage.

HOW IT WORKS
All shoots are paid, with rates based on experience. We start with a short paid test shoot

Strong performers join our roster for regular day-rate shoots and repeat work

Experienced presenters can go straight to day-rate shoots

TO APPLY, COMMENT WITH
Presenter or UGC (or both)
Your city and country
Description of any on-camera work (street interviews, hosting, UGC, anything

We will need references of your work. If you do not have a portfolio or anything for us to view. We will not be able to take you on

Haigh, a Éireannaigh charachtair, a chomh fada agus is eol dom, níor dhearmad sibh riamh na cruatan a bhí romhaibh! Cé gur rugadh agus tógadh mé in Iostanbúl, tháinig mo thuismitheoirí ó Trabzon ar dtús, cathair in oirthuaisceart na Tuirce le sráidbhailte fuara, gaofar, sneachta, sléibhtiúla ag airde 5000 méadar. Tá comhdhéanamh géiniteach daoine agam atá aitheanta as a gceanndána, a ndúthracht, agus a misneach chun aghaidh a thabhairt ar an mbás ar son a gcúise. Sa saol, nílim ag meas ach daoine carachtair agus onóra. Roinneadh faisnéis faoi shaol an duine seo i gceann dár ngrúpaí, agus ba mhaith liom tuilleadh a fhoghlaim trí cheist a chur oraibh. Go raibh míle maith agaibh más féidir libh cabhrú liom. Sea, d'úsáid mé Google Translate. Is féidir liom Béarla a labhairt, ach... Go maire Neamhspleáchas agus Onóir na hÉireann! Go maire an Gaeilge! Sea, bhí deoch agam, agus is maith liom gur ól mé. Is beoir mhaith í Guinness!

Hi, I'm new to Cork and I can’t seem to find a place to learn Irish (only UCC and Morrison's Island FET offer a 16-hour course). Does anyone know of an association, group, or academy to learn Irish? Also, does anyone know where to practice in a Ciorcal Comhrá or Caint agus Comhrá? Thanks!

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I was on the m50 yesterday and when I got home I went online to pay the toll and it came up that there is an outstanding penalty for my vehicle and to contact epc plc. I rarely use the m50 and have always paid the toll on the day I can’t figure out when I would have missed payment. I moved address in 2023 and I havnt received any letters in relation to this at all so I don’t have a case number and their office is closed until Monday. im very worried about this are they going to charge me a ridiculous amount when I get through to them. I want to get this resolved

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Hi everyone! For my graduation project I'm researching the Irish language revival, and I'm trying to get in contact with more people who speak the language or are learning to speak Gaeilge. I'm trying to collect as many stories, favorite words, new words, slang, you name it. I'm half irish myself but never learned the language sadly. If you're interested in chatting more deeply about Gaeilge let me know!

Tá muid ar ais. We are back.

After lying dormant for too long, r/Eire is relaunching — not just as another Irish subreddit, but as a dedicated hub for Irish culture, history, language, music, arts, and creativity.

A space that takes Ireland seriously. A space that honours where we came from and celebrates where we're going.

Whether you're living on the island, part of the Irish diaspora scattered across the world, a language learner, a history nerd, a trad music lover, or someone who just discovered they have Irish roots, then this is your community.

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An Ghaeilge — The Irish Language is Central Here

The Irish language is one of the oldest living languages in Europe, and it belongs to all of us. On this subreddit,

Irish will be woven into everything we do. You'll see it in post titles, in flairs, in weekly features. You don't need to be fluent. You just need to be curious.

What’s the story?:

🟢 Focal na Seachtaine (Word of the Week)

A new Irish word every week with pronunciation, etymology, and how to use it in daily life. Contribute your own favourites.

🟢 Ceol & Craic

Share traditional music, contemporary Irish artists, sessions, playlists, discoveries. From Clannad to Lankum to your local pub session.

🟢 Stair na hÉireann (History of Ireland)

Deep dives into Irish history. Ancient, medieval, colonial, revolutionary, modern. All eras. All perspectives.

Ealaín & Cruthaitheacht (Arts & Creativity)

🟢 A place for Irish artists, writers, poets, filmmakers, designers and makers to share their work, favourites, and opinions

📜 What r/Eire Is For

∙ Irish history — from the Celts and Vikings to the Famine, the Rising, partition, and the modern Republic

∙ The Irish language — learning resources, daily words, discussions, immersion content

∙ Irish music — traditional, folk, contemporary, experimental. All of it.

∙ Irish literature and poetry — Heaney to Beckett to emerging voices

∙ Irish visual art, film, theatre, and design

∙ The Irish diaspora experience — identity, belonging, connection to home

∙ Authentic conversation about what Irish culture means in 2024 and beyond

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🤝 The Rules Are Simple

1.  Meas — Respect. For each other, for the culture, for the language.

2.  Authenticity — No surface-level paddywhackery. We’re here for the real thing.

3.  Participation — Lurking is grand, but we want your voice. Contribute. Ask questions. Share.

4.  Gaeilge is welcome always — any level, any dialect. Ná bí cúthaileach. (Don’t be shy - that’s the whole idea of this sub, to learn.)

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Stop TG4 de Avatar: An tAer-Lúbóir Deiridh (Avatar: The Last Airbender) i nGaeilge a dhíol mar ní leo cearta craolacháin na sraithe a thuilleadh. Bhí mé in ann taitneamh a bhaint as an seó mar bhí an seó dubáilte go mo theanga dhúchais.

Tá an t-iomrá go dtagann na glórtha leis na carachtair go maith agus go gcuireann an dubáil Ghaeilge filíocht agus imeartas focal na Gaeilge in ionad filíocht agus imeartas focal an Bhéarla go sármhaith. Agus lena chois sin, is teanga mhionlaigh í an Ghaeilge.

Dá dtabharfaí cearta craolacháin na sraithe ar ais do TG4, chuideofaí le hatheisiúint an tseó i nGaeilge. Mhéadódh atheisiúint an tseó i nGaeilge líon na ndaoine a bhaineann taitneamh as an seó. Chabhródh atheisiúint an tseó i nGaeilge le hathbheochan na Gaeilge.

Úsáidigí an haischlib #atla_gaeilge chun rá leis an domhan go mba mhaith linn féachaint ar Avatar: An tAer-Lúbóir Deiridh i nGaeilge.

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