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Amelia Crowley

Irish actress

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About Amelia Crowley

Amelia Crowley was an Irish actor.

Amelia Crowley is an Irish actress and stand-up comedian from Dublin. She is best known for her television roles, including Fiona Piggott in RTÉ’s soap opera Fair City and Deirdre Mallon in the Channel 4 comedy series Derry Girls. Crowley has also appeared in films such as I Went Down, Ella Enchanted, Wake Wood, and The Man Who Invented Christmas, and has worked extensively in Irish and UK theatre.

Career Crowley has made film appearances in I Went Down and Ella Enchanted.

In 2001, Crowley played Yvonn in RTÉ Two's sitcom, The Cassidys. In 2007, Crowley joined the cast of Fair City playing husband-murderer, Fiona Piggott, a love interest for Paul Brennan. She left the soap in 2011, but returned in 2020. Wake Wood, 2009 The Man Who Invented Christmas, 2017

Television Finbar's Class, Lorraine, 1995 Val Falvey, TD, 2005 Dublin Murders, 2019 Derry Girls, Deirdre Mallon, 2018–2022 Car Show, Car Show 2 Meeting House Square 1998-2000 The Star Trap Bewley's Café 2002 The Plough and the Stars Podge And Rodge Live Vicar Street 2006 The Cavalcaders Druid Theatre 2022

Personal life Crowley is married to author and fellow actor Anthony Brophy. They have two children.

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Born
Dublin
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Also known as
Flame Me-Me

Frequently asked questions

Who was Amelia Crowley?

Irish actress

When was Amelia Crowley born?

Amelia Crowley was born in Dublin.

What was Amelia Crowley's occupation?

Amelia Crowley was an actor.

What nationality was Amelia Crowley?

Amelia Crowley was Irish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Amelia Crowley

· Wikidata: Q52157805

· DBpedia: Amelia Crowley

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