About Us

Goldiefish have been in business for five years, working tirelessly all over the country to create high quality cultural projects and events in the civic, community and corporate sector.

We work with a diverse group of clients throughout the year including; festivals, local authorities, town councils, health services, charities, theatre venues, markets, music venues producing daytime family events, parades, children’s entertainment, food events, gigs and much more.

We love to take the time-consuming work off your hands and pride ourselves in producing high quality, professionally run events.
Between us we have decades of experience in the cultural sector and the work balances out well: Moray is the producer and Rose-Anne is the Project Manager on all events.

We have been part of some great events that we’re really proud of and have worked on small, medium and large events and festivals. No event or budget is too big or too small so feel free to contact either of us to talk through your plans.

Moray Bresnihan
Moray brings over 20 years of experience to the table. After leaving art college many moons ago he co- founded the highly successful Street Theatre Company, Bui Bolg. After 10 years of designing and making puppets, floats and outdoor spectacles he left to work as a production designer in Glasgow. During that time he wrote and produced a physical – theatre show, TORN, with the German dance-theatre company, FABRIK, Potsdam.

Amongst other projects he has produced are Ireland’s largest Community Carnival – with over 1,000 participants – when he was Artistic Director of the Cork St.Patrick’s Festival during Cork’s reign as European Capital of Culture 2005 and an international music exchange between St.Johns, Newfoundland and Cork City.

Moray’s current project is mutantspace, an online arts skills exchange providing free creative and production skills for your arts events and projects as well as a DIY arts festival, The Trash Culture Revue and members blog

Rose-Anne Kidney
Rose – Anne has been working in the arts, media and event world for the last 11 years and in that time has worked as a festival manager, producer, production manager, press officer and project manager. She loves working in spaces that are not regularly used for events (site specific work) and has a particlar interest in food related events. Over the past 5 years this passion has led to our goldiefish market events growing from strength to strength with a client list of over 400 traders, independent producers and makers. In 2010 she started her own homegrown independent food festival, EATcork.