Roisin Mullins

Róisín Mullins is a Reality TV Presenter, TV talent show judge and world renowned Irish dancer and choreographer. Róisín shot to notoriety as a talent show judge and host of Sky TV show 'A Gypsy Life for Me', alongside co judges Jentina and David Essex. Since finishing filming on two seasons of the show she also appeared in Channel 5's 'Gypsy Kids', performing at the Funeral of Paddy Doherty's father, and as a professional dancer on shows such as 'The X Factor', Keith Lemon's 'Lemonaid', Ant and Dec's 'Push the Button', and Paddy McGuinness' 'Walk the Line', to name but a few. Róisín formerly toured the world with troupe one of Michael Flatley's 'Lord of the Dance', before performing on TV and stage with her own London based all female Irish Dance Troupe, 'Raven'. As Director of 'Raven' she has performed on stage and screen with dance partners including Declan Donnelly, Louis Walsh, Paddy McGuinness, and on tours with Vincent and Flavia from 'Strictly Come Dancing'. A Bronze medallist and English representative at the World Irish dancing Championships, and former UK Open Irish dancing champion, Róisín hails from a long line of dancing Irish Travellers and Romany Gypsies. Róisín trained in Musical Theatre, Dance, Singing and Acting at The B.R.I.T. School for Performing Arts, and as a scholarship student and part-time lecturer at the University of Surrey, under Royal Ballet principal Jennifer Jackson and 'Cats' lead Patrick Wood. Róisín was additionally trained in acting and presenting in London by former RADA principal and TV and Film acting coach Dee Cannon, and by BBC presenter and Film acting coach, Mel Churcher (coach to James Bond's Daniel Craig). Róisín works between London and Ireland performing and judging on TV, as well as promoting and filming Irish Dance and Traveller culture on TV and radio.