With more than two decades in media, Aisling has built a career spanning live TV, children’s programming, comedy, reality and factual entertainment. Since joining One Tribe TV back in 2017, Aisling has played a key role in delivering a slate of documentaries and series for major broadcasters, including Sex: A Bonkers History (Sky History), Britain’s Biggest Families (ITV), Jonnie’s Blade Camp (Channel 4), A Ship Through Time (Sky History /S4C) and Shift The Thrift (BBC 1).

 

Aisling began her career as a features journalist at the Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph, before writing ten children’s books, including eight Thunderbirds titles. A move into television followed, first in current affairs and then at The Big Breakfast (BBC), where she helped launch the cult Irish puppet duo Zig and Zag. As part of the Planet 24 development team, she also contributed to the original treatment for Survivor.

 

After ten years producing corporate entertainment and branded content for British Airways, Aisling returned to broadcast television to produce the first three series of The Only Way Is Essex. She then established herself as a highly regarded development producer, creating and pitching formats for companies including Optomen, Objective, Waddell Media, Channel 5 and the BBC.