Ciara Greene
Ciara Greene is known for You Are Not My Mother (2021).
Ciara Hanna
Ciara Chantel Hanna got started in the entertainment world when she was at the young age of 8. She traveled around Southern California singing with a local singing group, which entertained at such places as Knott's Berry Farm, Royal Caribbean Cruise liner, and Universal Studios. She then pursued an acting/modeling career at 10. She starred in a few local plays before landing her first professional job doing a series of Commercials overseas for the United Kingdom. She also was very successful in modeling for such companies as Mattel, Robinsons May, California Halloween Costumes, Macy's and many others on a regular basis. She then wanted to devote her time to school and friends when she came into her teens. Then her Senior year of high school she tried out for the new shorty season cycle 13 of America's Next Top Model (2003). Out of 70,000 girls she made it into the top 16 girls. Being in front of the cameras again revived her love of entertaining. Since then she has done many television commercials, televisions guest-starring roles, music videos and films. She landed a role on the daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful (1987), in which she has a recurring role playing a new character named Summer. Ciara has a role in All American Christmas Carol (2013) starring Taryn Manning. Ciara plays Taryns Daughter Brandie. Ciara Hanna also most recently auditioned with over 2500+ actors to win the role of Gia the Yellow Power Ranger for their All New 20th Anniversary Season of Power Rangers Megaforce (2013). It was filmed in New Zealand aired on the Nickelodeon channel.
Ciara Janson
Ciara Janson was born in 1987 in Surrey, England, UK. She is an actress, known for Hollyoaks (1995), Hollyoaks: Back from the Dead (2006) and Hollyoaks: No Going Back (2005). She has been married to Måns Zelmerlöw since 5 September 2019. They have one child.
Ciara Jiana
Ciara Jiana is an actress, known for I Am Still Here (2017) and Sharknado (2013).
Ciara Malone
Ciara Malone is known for her work on Night Shift (2018).
Ciara Manning
Ciara Manning is known for Locus of Control (2018).
Ciara McKeown
Ciara McKeown is known for My Sailor, My Love (2022).
Ciara Miller
Ciara Miller is known for Summer House (2017), Winter House (2021) and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen (2009).
Ciara Nadine Brosnan
Ciara Nadine Brosnan is known for The Storylines (2020), Imperfect (2019) and Hello Ghost (2023).
Ciara O'Callaghan
Ciara is a well-established Irish actress with over 20 years experience in the industry. She has a BA in Drama and Theatre from The Samuel Beckett Centre, Trinity College Dublin and a degree in Dance and Film from Université Nanterre, Paris. Ciara most recently returned to her role of Julie O'Brien in series 2 of the Irish legal drama Striking Out.(2018),(RTE, Blinder) Ciara would be familiar to audiences for her regular appearances in Brendan O'Carroll's popular series Mrs. Brown's Boys (2015) including the role of Irma Bike in Mr's Brown's Boys D'Movie (2014) and Betty Brown in the stage production How Now Mrs Brown Cow! which toured arenas across the UK in 2015. Television credits include the role of Mary in Bridget& Eamon(2017), guest role of Lucretia Moon in the BBC series Doctors (2016), The Clinic (RTÉ) Flight of the Earls (Midas Films) and Sherlock Holmes and the Baker Street Irregulars (BBC). Ciara was also nominated Best Actress (Irish Film and Television Awards, TV Now Awards) for her regular role of Yvonne Doyle Gleeson in Ireland's long-running soap Fair City. Notable film appearances include Spacejacked (1997) Insect Man (1998) and Insatiable (2009). Ciara has also appeared in numerous stage productions around the world. Credits include Big Love directed by Selina Cartmell at Ireland's National theatre, The Abbey, The Playboy of the Western World directed by Ben Barnes, which toured Ireland and the US, Dancing at Lughnasa directed by Roger Haines for the Library Theatre, Manchester and The Secret Fall of Constance Wilde directed by Patrick Mason,Ireland's National theatre, The Abbey, with performances in Dublin, London and Melbourne.