Ciara embarked on her acting journey at the tender age of thirteen, initially performing in musicals and honing her craft at StageSchool in Waterford. As she matured, Ciara's passion for the stage only intensified, and she simultaneously landed a prestigious modeling contract with a renowned agency in Dublin. This remarkable young talent went on to claim the esteemed title of Miss Waterford in 2003, subsequently making it to the top four in the highly competitive Miss Ireland competition the same year. Following her success in the beauty pageant world, Ciara became the national brand ambassador for several esteemed hair brands, featuring in numerous campaigns throughout her career.
As she transitioned her focus towards acting and comedy, Ciara made the bold decision to relocate from Ireland to London. There, she began to cut her teeth in the TV and film industries, accumulating a wealth of experience through various projects. Some of her notable credits include appearances in the critically acclaimed historical drama "The Tudors", the reality TV show "How Low Can You Go- reality check", and the romantic comedy "Daisy" alongside the talented Max Brown. Ciara also had the opportunity to work with esteemed actors such as Richard Coyle in the film "The Food Guide To Love" for Parallel Films and in the BBC series "Doctors".
