Alannah Beirne

Alannah Beirne, born on November 6, 1993, established herself in the fashion industry through consistent work and high-profile television appearances. Her career began to gain significant traction when she was selected to compete in cycle 11 of Britain’s Next Top Model in 2017. During her time on the show, Alannah progressed through various challenges and ultimately reached the final three, showcasing her capabilities as a model. This exposure led to increased public recognition and opportunities within the entertainment and fashion sectors.

Following her participation in Britain’s Next Top Model, Alannah Beirne joined the second series of the Irish version of Dancing with the Stars in December 2017. She entered the competition as a last-minute replacement, pairing with professional dancer Vitali Kozmin. The duo progressed through several weeks of the competition, demonstrating various dance styles, before being eliminated on March 4, 2018. Her background, including her mother being the 1983 Rose of Tralee and her brother Tadhg Beirne being a rugby player for Munster and Ireland, has also contributed to her public profile. Alannah has developed a career that spans modeling, reality television, and brand collaborations.

Alannah has engaged in collaborations with brands such as Aldi, promoting initiatives like the ‘Grow with Aldi’ campaign, and Colourtrend Paints for the launch of CURATOR. These partnerships highlight her role in bridging fashion and commercial endeavors. In her personal life, Alannah has spoken about overcoming challenges stemming from auditory processing disorder and school bullying during her early years. She credits therapy, counselling, and public speaking classes, along with strong family support, for helping her build confidence and navigate her professional journey. This personal resilience underpins her public persona and career achievements.