Norah Casey

Norah’s Traveller Academy was an RTÉ2 show where Casey advised young ambitious Irish Traveller women who all wanted to go down certain career paths. She helped them on their journey to creating and sustaining jobs in a country where they deal with prejudice on a regular basis.

In November 2017, it was announced that Norah had closed a deal with US-based publishing company Irish Central to sell six of Harmonia's titles to the company. Norah would remain on the board of each of the titles in an executive role.

On 8 December 2017, in an appearance on The Late Late Show, Norah announced she was joining the cast of the second series of Dancing with the Stars (Irish series 2).

Norah was a guest on the Late Late Show on the 26th of May 2017. During this appearance Norah provided powerful testimony of the abuse that she suffered at the hands of her first husband. Since this announcement, Norah has worked closely with domestic violence charities, including Women's Aid, most notably on their campaign #TooIntoYou.

In September 2012, Norah began presenting Newstalk's breakfast radio show. She left the station the following Summer to spend more time with her son.

Norah joined the panel of Dragons' Den (Irish TV series) in 2011 for two series.

Norah married, broadcaster, Richard Hannaford on New Year's Eve 1996. They had one child together, a son, Dara, in 1998. After a short battle with cancer, Richard died on 23 October 2011.