Meet the Board

Sharon Murphy is a lens-based artist and curator. She has worked in the arts for over twenty five years leading, programming, curating and producing a wide range of initiatives in the visual and the performing arts. She has significant experience in theatre and in local government arts, having held senior positions in TEAM Theatre, Abbey Theatre and as Arts Officer in Dún-Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. She is currently resident curator at Draíocht.  Murphy holds a BA (English & History, NUI Maynooth, 1984), a H. Dip Education (NUI Maynooth, 1985), an MA in Drama Studies (UCD, 1993) and a BA in Photography (IADT, 2014). She was the Irish recipient of the Arts Council’s 2007/2008 Jerome Hynes Fellowship on the Clore Cultural Leadership Programme (UK). 

Aoife Lucey is a communications professional who has worked at leading arts and culture organisations in Ireland and internationally for more than a decade. Her expertise includes strategic communications, marketing, public relations, stakeholder engagement and digital media management. Previously she held roles at Dublin Theatre Festival, the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Canadian Stage and the Abbey Theatre before taking up her current position as Communications and Marketing Manager at Music Generation, Ireland's national music education programme. 

Aoife is an English Literature and Drama and Theatre Studies graduate of Trinity College Dublin. She has since completed a Certificate in Community Education and Equality Studies (Maynooth University), a Certificate in Management Practice (University of Ulster) and qualified as a drama teacher through the Leinster School of Music and Drama.

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Fergal O’Sullivan is the Head of Recruitment at 2into3 since February 2019 and oversees all senior recruitment processes in the company. He brings with him 20 years of management experience, many of which are in the nonprofit sector. Fergal previously served as CEO of the Coeliac Society of Ireland and Boardmatch Ireland, and he has also held a range of other management positions, including fundraising and strategic development roles with Make-A-Wish and NCBI, as well as working in a pro-bono capacity with Chernobyl Children International.

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Fergal holds a BA in Economics from UCC, as well as a Diploma in Public Relations from the PRII and an MBA from Henley Business School. He is currently on the Board of Trustees of HIV Ireland and is a past Board member and Trustee of Make-A-Wish Ireland and My Legacy, acting as Chairman of the latter from 2016 to 2019.

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Greta Bourke has a degree in English Literature and History of Art from Trinity College Dublin. She worked for several years in the art world and in publishing in London, and then went to live in Santiago, Chile, where she worked as a journalist and editor. She returned to Dublin in 2016 to work as Company Manager at Irish Modern Dance Theatre. She is currently Creative Producer at Tipperary Dance.

Greta has ample writing and editing skills, nearly 10 years of experience as a producer for dance companies, as well as many years of experience as an administrator.

Oran Leong  is a multidisciplinary dance artist of traditional Irish, contemporary and aerial dance. With 18 years of competiive Irish dance training, he has won three World titles amongst numerous other regional and national Championships. He holds an MA in Contemporary Dance Performance from the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance. During that time he met Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Theatre which has been crucial to his aerial practice.

Working for a number of Irish and international companies in a variety of dance styles, Oran has also been Assistant Artistic Director of Laois Youth Dance Ensemble and was the backstage presenter for TG4's dance show 'An Ríl Deal'. He has also created his own solo dance works which have been presented at national and internatioal festivals and events. Various Arts Council funding has been awarded to him for Traditional Arts, Dance and Circus while in 2020, he received Dance Ireland’s HATCH Award under the mentorship of Fearghus Ó Conchúir. An alumnus of the Dublin Youth Dance Company, he is delighted to now serve on the Board.