SpeakEasy was developed by Clodagh Walsh. Her work in national broadcasting with RTÉ for 20 years and background in teaching and the arts gives her a unique and valued skill set to help others. She's mentored women in Women On Air, worked with Irish Times Training and has delivered workshops at Waterford Institute of Technology. She'll work with you so you develop your own unique voice and style.
Clodagh Walsh
SpeakEasy, Founder
Clodagh Walsh is founder of SpeakEasy Communications. Formerly a broadcast journalist with RTÉ, she spent most of her career either behind a mic or in front of a camera. Clodagh has presented TV News bulletins, edited radio news, reported for Morning Ireland, The Week In Politics and the Oireachtas Unit. She was a familiar voice on " It says in the papers" on Morning Ireland.
Clodagh studied Communications at the College of Commerce in Rathmines, Dublin, but ran away to join the circus! Well not quite the circus…. but as one of the founders of the Red Kettle Theatre Company. As an actor, she learned how to hold an audience.
She spent several years working abroad; In New York as a technical writer for a medical devices company; In London managing merchandise for some of London’s most famous West End theatres and in Italy as an English teacher in a European school.
She is a volunteer mentor for the Women on Air project, helping professional women become more visible in mainstream media. She sits on the boards of Garter Lane Arts Centre Waterford and Waterford Youth Arts.
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