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Ciara Doherty has worked in television and radio for over a decade and is a qualified Barrister at Law.
Ciara presents ‘The Tonight Show’ on Virgin Media One. The show offers a unique take on the big stories of the day with a panel of guests. There is also a panel discussion covering the key issues in the news.
She previously was the co-anchor on Ireland AM on Virgin Media One Ireland’s number one breakfast show.
She studied law in UCD Dublin but later moved to London where she studied Broadcast Journalism at the London College of Communications. After spending 3 years as a researcher in ITV, working on everything from the Pride of Britain Awards to Celebrity Love Island, Ciara returned home in 2006 to take up a position on Newstalk Breakfast, a daily news and current affairs programme.
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Ciara presents ‘The Tonight Show’ on Virgin Media One. The show offers a unique take on the big stories of the day with a panel of guests. There is also a panel discussion covering the key issues in the news.
She previously was the co-anchor on Ireland AM on Virgin Media One Ireland’s number one breakfast show.
She studied law in UCD Dublin but later moved to London where she studied Broadcast Journalism at the London College of Communications. After spending 3 years as a researcher in ITV, working on everything from the Pride of Britain Awards to Celebrity Love Island, Ciara returned home in 2006 to take up a position on Newstalk Breakfast, a daily news and current affairs programme.
For more information please contact: info@nkmanagement.ie or 35319061011

Ciara Doherty has worked in radio and television for over a decade. She returned to The Tonight Show on Virgin Media One in March of this year alongside co-anchor Claire Brock. The show offers a unique take on the big stories of the day with a panel of guests. The show also includes a panel discussion covering the key issues in the news.
She previously was the co-anchor on Ireland AM on Virgin Media One Ireland’s number one breakfast show.
She studied law in UCD Dublin but later moved to London were she studied Broadcast Journalism at the London College of Communications. After spending 3 years as a researcher in ITV, working on everything from the Pride of Britain Awards to Celebrity Love Island, Ciara returned home in 2006 to take up a position on Newstalk Breakfast, a daily news and current affairs programme.
From testing weight loss drugs to importing illegal abortion pills to her IFTA nominated report on the demise in rural Ireland, Ciara's reports generated headlines. She also began developing, producing and presenting a range of documentaries from At Home with the Healy Rae’s, an entertaining look inside the world of Ireland's best known political family to Michaela: The Search for Justice a documentary which took Ciara to Mauritius to investigate the murder and subsequent police investigation into the tragic death of Michaela McAreavey.
She previously was the co-anchor on Ireland AM on Virgin Media One Ireland’s number one breakfast show.
She studied law in UCD Dublin but later moved to London were she studied Broadcast Journalism at the London College of Communications. After spending 3 years as a researcher in ITV, working on everything from the Pride of Britain Awards to Celebrity Love Island, Ciara returned home in 2006 to take up a position on Newstalk Breakfast, a daily news and current affairs programme.
From testing weight loss drugs to importing illegal abortion pills to her IFTA nominated report on the demise in rural Ireland, Ciara's reports generated headlines. She also began developing, producing and presenting a range of documentaries from At Home with the Healy Rae’s, an entertaining look inside the world of Ireland's best known political family to Michaela: The Search for Justice a documentary which took Ciara to Mauritius to investigate the murder and subsequent police investigation into the tragic death of Michaela McAreavey.

In 2014 Ciara moved full time into the news and public affairs documentary unit before joining the Ireland AM team. She also did a report for BBC The One Show paying tribute to the late Sir Terry Wogan in early 2016.
Eager to complete her studies in law, Ciara returned to Kings Inns College in 2012 and qualified as Barrister at Law achieving a merit grade.
Whether its news or current affairs, consumer issues or entertainment, Ciara is experienced covering a wide range of topics and is a popular MC. Ciara has worked with Ibec MC'ing their Employment Law Conference as well as their Keepwell Summit.
Eager to complete her studies in law, Ciara returned to Kings Inns College in 2012 and qualified as Barrister at Law achieving a merit grade.
Whether its news or current affairs, consumer issues or entertainment, Ciara is experienced covering a wide range of topics and is a popular MC. Ciara has worked with Ibec MC'ing their Employment Law Conference as well as their Keepwell Summit.