Áine Ní Laoghaire is an actor and writer from Cork, and is a native Irish speaker. As an actor she has worked with companies such as Landmark, Blue Raincoat, the Everyman Theatre and The Abbey Theatre. She recently worked on Landmarks Theatre for One (dir. Julie Kelleher) for Cork Midsummer Festival. Aine was a recipient of the Markievicz Award in 2024 and is currently developing work supported by Screen Ireland, Druid and Galway Town Hall theatre.
Stage
Theatre credits include The Last Pearl (Blue Raincoat/ Traverse, Edinburgh); Mise Micheal, Mise Mollser(Abbey Theatre); Revolutionary (Volya Theatre, Norway); What Is My Name (Nicoline VanHarskamp – DTF/ Steirischer Herbst Festival); and All Hell Lay Beneath (Marc Atkinson for Sugarglass Theatre).
Screen
Áine's screen credits include feature films Róise & Frank (IFTA Best Film nominee ’22) The Problem With People, and The Nightman. TV Credits include BBC/Starz series Dublin Murders, Vico Films/ BBC series The Young Offenders, Ripper Street (BBC) and Ros na Run (TG4).
