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Niamh Walsh (born 17 April 1988) is an Irish actress.


Career

She is best known for her role as Cara Martinez the in
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''. Walsh also appeared in ''
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''. She starred in the
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period drama '' Jamestown'' as Verity Rutter née Bridges. Before production, Walsh stated that she "researched a lot for this role. I love all that stuff. Bill allagherused real people as the basis for some of his characters. And by reading books about the period you learn little things that even if the audience doesn’t see it, it adds to your performance." In 2021, Walsh appeared alongside
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in the
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thriller drama series '' Smother'', in which she portrayed Jenny, the eldest Ahern sibling. In an article with the ''
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'', Walsh shared her interest in portraying one of the powerful and independent woman in the series, as stated: On 26 May 2021, Walsh was cast in the Netflix adaptation of
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's '' The Sandman'', portraying the young Ethel Cripps.


Filmography


Television


Audio


Stage


References


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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Walsh, Niamh Living people 1988 births 21st-century Irish actresses Actresses from County Wicklow Alumni of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art Alumni of the University of York Irish expatriates in England Irish television actresses People from Arklow