Linda Bhreathnach

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Bhreathnach, 2018

Linda Bhreathnach is an Irish writer, director and actress.

From Ros Muc, Conamara in the west of Ireland, she is a former Miss Galway (2007) and a runner up for Miss Ireland in the same year. She is best known for her films.

She played the part as "Róise de Burca" in the long-running soap opera Ros na Rún. While in character Bhreathnach participated in the first Lesbian kiss episode on Irish television. Bhreathnach also had a starring role in the critically acclaimed political drama The Running Mate[1] and in the BBC/TG4 drama Seacht / Seven.

In 2016. Bhreathnach wrote and directed short film Adulting [2][3]

In 2017, Bhreathnach wrote and directed Native,[4] a short film shot in Ireland starring Patrick Bergin.[5] Native was nominated for Best Cinematography by Sean T. O'Meallaigh and Best National/International Short Film by Linda Bhreathnach at the Richard Harris International Film Festival.[6] Native was produced by Linda Bhreathnach and by Marina Donahue[7] of Corner Bar Pictures.[8]

In 2018, Bhreathnach[9] released the short film My Mother is my Priest. The film is described as a 'celebration of mothers' and was released by Linda Bhreathnach Films.[10] Bhreathnach created, wrote, directed and performed in the film.[11]

Filmography[]

Television[]

Year Title Role Notes
2007 The Running Mate Fiona Flynn 4 episodes
2006-2007 Alfric Lúsaí Ní Chadhain 2 episodes
2008-2010 Seacht Eithnne Main cast
2007-2011 Ros na Rún Róise De Búrca Recurring
2011-2014 Corp & Anam Sarah O'Regan Recurring
2016 The Irish Mob As Self Documentary series; 2 episodes
2019 Der Irland-Kriml Nora Dunne Episode: Mädchenjäger

Film[]

Year Title Role Notes
2016 Adulting Jane Short, also produced, wrote, and directed
2017 A Break in the Clouds Ally Short

References[]

  1. ^ "(-) | Seinnteoir | TG4 | Irish Television Channel, Súil Eile" – via www.tg4.ie.
  2. ^ "Linda's Adulting scoops Best Short Film in London - Connacht Tribune". Connachttribune.ie. 18 November 2016. Retrieved 14 July 2017.
  3. ^ "Galway Filmmaker Linda Bhreathnach Wins Irish Screen America's Rising Star Award". Film Ireland. Retrieved 14 July 2017.
  4. ^ https://www.galwayfilmfleadh.com/project/new-irish-shorts-4/[bare URL]
  5. ^ "Linda Bhreathnach's new film to premiere at the Fleadh - THT NEWS". tht.ie.
  6. ^ http://richardharrisfilmfestival.com/award-winners-and-nominees/[bare URL]
  7. ^ https://www.live95fm.ie/on-air/shows/limerick-today/limerick-today-podcasts/october-2017/limerick-today-the-5th-annual-richard-harris-int/[bare URL]
  8. ^ "Native | Marina Donahue | Corner Bar Pictures". cornerbarpictures.
  9. ^ http://dailystarmovies.com/videomovies-Linda-Bhreathnach-on-Moving-from-Acting-to-Filmmaking-Two-Tube_fbB9j4F_HVkY.html[bare URL]
  10. ^ "My Mother is my Priest". FilmFreeway.
  11. ^ "My Mother is my Priest". cornerbarpictures.

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