English-speaking Irish voice actors are sought after for a variety of voice-over projects. Reach out to our voice actor agency for custom requests.
Irish-English, also known as Hiberno-English was brought to Ireland after the Norman invasion in 1169. At this time Ireland had one king ruling over many clans and was an entirely Gaelic-speaking kingdom.
Following the invasion and subsequent occupation, English became prevalent, especially in the Dublin region known as The Pale which continued to speak English thereafter.
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The Irish way with words is frequently described as one of the sexiest accents in the world.
Southern Irish is thought of as charming, jolly, and engaging by other native English speakers. Northern Irish sounds more subdued to the same ears.
Michael McIntyre’s hilarious sketch on accents describes the difference perfectly. Sound good? Voquent is here as an Irish voice actor agency to provide for all your needs, be it voice actor or even transcription for those tricky words.
Famous examples of the Irish accent
The following are links to a smattering of our favourite Irish actors:
Colin Farrell’s natural Southern Irish accent is very charming:
Saoirse Ronan star of the movie Lady Bird has a native Dublin accent:
James Nesbitt OBE is a renowned actor with a Northern Irish accent:
Geraldine Hughes is a well-known actress from Belfast in Northern Ireland:
On this page, you can hear some of our best Irish voice actors with English-Irish accents, all natives to Ireland. If this accent isn’t what you require, you can listen to many more voice actors with other English accents including Northern English, Scottish, Welsh, and American.
Why select a voice actor with an Irish Accent?
An Irish accent is preferred for all kinds of projects...
Charity
To appeal to the natural empathy of the Irish tone connects with viewers.
Training
Videos and eLearning courses for friendly and engaging material.
Characters
For movies and video games for humour or even 'sinister' charm.
