Carla O’Brien is one of Ireland’s brightest broadcasting talents, renowned for her expertise in news and factual programming across television, radio, and social media with RTÉ. She currently presents RTÉ’s long-running crime prevention programme, Crimecall, playing a pivotal role in raising awareness and engaging the public in crucial safety discussions. As part of Science Week 2024, she took centre stage as the presenter of Futureville, a ground breaking series in collaboration with Research Ireland, envisioning a new Irish city for 2050.
Carla has anchored the main evening news programmes on RTÉ, delivering timely and impactful news coverage to audiences nationwide. Her versatility shone through as she reported on all RTÉ News programmes, contributing to a rich tapestry of content across various platforms. Additionally, she created, produced, and presented the RTÉ podcast Core Values, where she explored the principles that drive individuals and communities.
Carla’s dynamic presence was also felt as she covered significant events, including general elections and St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. She was a familiar face on RTÉ’s children’s news programme, news2day, and on RTÉ Nationwide, where she served as both reporter and presenter, bringing stories from across the country to the forefront.
Before her broadcasting career, Carla was a former Principal in Riverdance and a world champion Irish dancer, showcasing her exceptional talent on global stages. She also brought a wealth of experience from her time as a management consultant at Deloitte, where she honed her analytical and strategic skills.
With her passion for storytelling and commitment to impactful journalism, Carla O’Brien continues to inspire and inform audiences across Ireland and beyond.
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