Fiona recently appeared on television in HARRY WILD, directed by Rob & Ronan Burke for Acorn TV.
Recent credits include Tanya Brady in the Police soap/drama RED ROCK for Element Pictures & Virgin Media One and Faye McBride in the comedy feature DANNYBOY written by Mary Duffin and directed by Ferdia MacAnna for Frame It Films.
Screen credits include Rosie Mae in THE DAISY CHAIN and Garda Eileen Daly in DAMAGE, directed by Aisling Walsh. STRENGTH AND HONOR starring Michael Madsen, GREY directed by Joe Murphy (Red11 Pictures) and Grace Gifford in the TG4 Historical drama-documentary 1916: SEACHTAR NA CASCA directed by Daithi Keane for Abu Media.
Short film credits include leading roles in FENG SHUI (AND MY TV) for BBC 3 and STAYING FOR BREAKFAST (Argo Films), directed by Stephen Crilly. THE SANDWICH, directed by Oonagh Kearney and ROCKMOUNT by Dave Tynan (IFB Signature Short).
Fiona’s first lead role in professional theatre was Jaso Mc Laughlin in the award-winning THE NUNSWOOD, written by Pat Kinevane and directed by Jim Culleton for Fishamble.
Other theatre credits include WOYZECH (Loose Cannon), CAR SHOW (Irish Tour), RAP EIRE directed by Jimmy Fay (Project Arts Centre), THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE (Cork Opera House), “Sweet P” in SEEDS – BEATS’ N’ PIECES (Meridian), YERMA (Galloglass), OLGA directed by Lynne Parker (Project Arts Centre), CIDER QUEENS (New Theatre), SHE WAS WEARING A RED DRESS (Fishamble) and KNOCK THREE TIMES (The Granary).
Fiona was seen in SLAUGHTERHOUSE SWAN at the Dublin Gay Theatre Festival 2010, for which she received the award for ‘Best Performer in a Lead Role’.
She appeared as ‘Bella’ in LAY ME DOWN THE MOON, directed by Louise Lowe (Dublin Fringe Festival), THIS EBONY BIRD as part of the West Cork Fit Up Festival 2013 and in UNDER MILK WOOD, directed by Geoff Gould as part of the West Cork Fit-Up Festival 2014.