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Alison McGirr

Australian actress (born 1983/84)

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About Alison McGirr

Alison McGirr was an Australian actor.

Early life McGirr was born in Australia to Marrie Caroll of Rathoe and Tom McGirr of County Tyrone, Republic of Ireland. Her family moved back to Ireland in 1996, and she attended Tullow Community School in Carlow, Ireland.

She had a role in the 2018 Australian film Ladies in Black, based on the 1993 novel The Women in Black by Madeleine St. John. She auditioned via self-tape while in Los Angeles, California, United States.

McGirr appeared on the History Channel's show Vikings, as well as in short films The Interior of a Wandering Mind, A Single Woman's Guide to Life, and the feature film Lily.

Personal life As of 2013, she was engaged to actor and director Sam Atwell, She currently lives between Ireland, Australia, and the United States.

Filmography +Key Denotes productions that have not yet been released

Year Title Role Notes 2012–2013 Home and Away Molly Brenner TV series; Australian 2017–2021 Thirty Charlie Maddox TV series; 12 episodes 2017 Vikings Gerd Sursson Episode: "Crossings" 2018 Ladies in Black Patty 2021 Good Vibes Only Sarah Short film 2021 Who We Love Celine 2023 Transfusion Billy's Lawyer 2023 Year Of Louise Episode #1.7

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Who was Alison McGirr?

Australian actress (born 1983/84)

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Alison McGirr was an actor.

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Alison McGirr was Australian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Alison McGirr

· Wikidata: Q126921981

· DBpedia: Alison McGirr

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