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Lottie Ryan
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Lottie Ryan is a Radio and TV Broadcaster. She presents the entertainment news on RTÉ 2FM weekdays from 10am. She previously presented The Early Early Breakfast Show on RTÉ 2FM from 6am-7am every Saturday and Sunday before she joined the team at Breakfast Republic which was live from 6.00am-10.00am Monday to Friday.
Lottie is a trained dancer who studied at New York's Broadway Dance Centre. She has choreographed routines for Westlife’s support acts on two of their Irish tours as well as for Childline Live at The o2. Lottie has taught dance classes at some of Dublin’s most premier and elite Dance Schools over the past 12 years.
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Lottie is a trained dancer who studied at New York's Broadway Dance Centre. She has choreographed routines for Westlife’s support acts on two of their Irish tours as well as for Childline Live at The o2. Lottie has taught dance classes at some of Dublin’s most premier and elite Dance Schools over the past 12 years.
For more information please contact: info@nkmanagement.ie or 35314278400
Lottie Ryan is a Radio and TV Broadcaster. She presents the entertainment news on RTÉ 2FM weekdays from 10am. She previously presented The Early Early Breakfast Show on RTÉ 2FM from 6am-7am every Saturday and Sunday before she joined the team at Breakfast Republic which was live from 6.00-10.00am Monday to Friday. Lottie was the Entertainment Reporter for season two of Can't Stop Dancing on RTÉ Two, Dancing with the Stars behind the scenes show.
For two years Lottie worked directly with Diet Coke as their Chief Fashion Correspondent, broadcasting segments on both their Facebook and YouTube pages, which has over 1.8 million followers. During her work with them she travelled around the country to the most fashionable events to check out what was happening and indeed the style! She reported from events such as the U Magazine High Street Awards, Ultimate Girls Day Out and Belfast Fashion Week.
For two years Lottie worked directly with Diet Coke as their Chief Fashion Correspondent, broadcasting segments on both their Facebook and YouTube pages, which has over 1.8 million followers. During her work with them she travelled around the country to the most fashionable events to check out what was happening and indeed the style! She reported from events such as the U Magazine High Street Awards, Ultimate Girls Day Out and Belfast Fashion Week.
Previously on 2FM, she was the showbiz reporter on The Colm Hayes Show every Friday. She was also the Showbiz Reporter for RTÉ’s live afternoon show The Daily Show from 2010 through 2012. During this she reported from the Irish Film and Television Awards, The Jameson Cult Film Club and Backstage at the O2.
She met and interviewed a number of stars including Pierce Brosnan, Kim Cattrall, Saoirse Ronan, Westlife and more.
She met and interviewed a number of stars including Pierce Brosnan, Kim Cattrall, Saoirse Ronan, Westlife and more.
She graduated from Griffith College Dublin with a B.A in Journalism and Visual Media in 2008. Since then, she has made use of her many talents by hosting numerous TV Shows and Events. She interned and trained in New York on the Golden Globe award winning set of The Good Wife starring Juliana Margulies and Chris North in 2009.
Lottie is also a trained dancer who studied at New York's Broadway Dance Centre. She has choreographed routines for Westlife’s support acts on two of their Irish tours as well as for Childline Live at The o2. Lottie has taught dance classes at some of Dublin’s most premier and elite Dance Schools over the past 12 years.
Lottie is an ambassador for Temple Street Children's Hospital.
Lottie is also a trained dancer who studied at New York's Broadway Dance Centre. She has choreographed routines for Westlife’s support acts on two of their Irish tours as well as for Childline Live at The o2. Lottie has taught dance classes at some of Dublin’s most premier and elite Dance Schools over the past 12 years.
Lottie is an ambassador for Temple Street Children's Hospital.
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