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Ann Skelly
Ann Skelly

Ann Skelly

Actress
29 years (Dec 7, 1996)Dublin, Ireland
Ann Skelly is a young Irish actress who has been on screen for a relatively short time. 'The Nevers' is a second title on the record. For someone this early on, 11 credits is a busy start. Audiences are most likely to recognize her from 'The Sandman' as Nuala.
Ann Skelly is a young Irish actress who has been on screen for a relatively short time. 'The Nevers' is a second title on the record. For someone this early on, 11 credits is a busy start. Audiences are most likely to recognize her from 'The Sandman' as Nuala.
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How old is Ann Skelly and where are they from?
Ann Skelly is 29 years old, born on December 7, 1996 in Dublin, Ireland.
What are the most famous roles of Ann Skelly?
Ann Skelly is best known for roles in Rose Plays Julie, Four Letters of Love, Kissing Candice.
How many movies has Ann Skelly been in?
Over a 8-year career (since 2018), Ann Skelly has appeared in 3 movies and 8 TV shows.
What was Ann Skelly's first movie?
The career of Ann Skelly began with Seanie & Flo (2018).
What is Ann Skelly's most recent movie or series?
Ann Skelly's most recent release is TRAD, which premiered on May 8, 2026.
What TV shows has Ann Skelly appeared in?
On television, Ann Skelly has appeared in Vikings, The Sandman, The Nevers, House of Guinness.
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Ann Skelly
Ann Skelly
1996-12-07 · Dublin, Ireland

Ann Skelly is an Irish actress who first came to fame in 2015 with her role as the troubled teenager Rachel Reid in TV3's soap opera/crime drama Red Rock, a role that placed her at the heart of the drama across two seasons. In 2016, she starred as Biddy Lambert in RTÉ's historical drama Rebellion and she appeared as Annie Moffat in the BBC's adaptation of Little Women over Christmas 2017. In 2018, she was nominated for an Irish Film and Television Award for best actress for her first film Kissing Candice, in which she played the titular role. Also that year she starred in the adaptation of Eugene McCabe's novel Death and Nightingales alongside Jamie Dornan and Matthew Rhys. In 2021 she played Penance Adair in the TV series The Nevers for HBO.

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