The Secret Peacemaker
Docudrama for RTE and BBC
The Secret Peacemaker tells the story of Fr. Alec Reid, an innovative Redemptorist priest, secretly devised a peace plan that ended violence in Northern Ireland 25 years ago.
Scary Tales of New York
Docudrama series for The Curiosity Channel and Sky
Love of the Irish
Feature film for Hallmark Channel
Fiona and her mother embark on an Irish adventure, where Fiona unexpectedly finds love with a charming single dad who helps her embrace her own fortunes.
Rising Tides
Ireland’s future in a warmer world.
RTE 1 Documentary Series Episode 1
Episode one takes Philip Boucher-Hayes to Greenland and the Arctic Circle where he meets reindeer herders and scientists working in the vast glaciers at the top of the world.
The Cellar
Irish horror film written and directed by Brendan Muldowney and starring Elisha Cuthbert and Eoin Macken.
The Cellar tells the story of Keira Woods (Elisha Cuthbert), whose daughter mysteriously vanishes in the cellar of their new house in the country. Keira soon discovers there is an ancient and powerful entity controlling their home that she will have to face or risk losing her family’s souls forever.
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About
Mairéad McIvor
Mairéad McIvor is an award-winning Film and Television Editor with over 22 years of experience across a range of genres.
Starting her career in the cutting rooms of Dublin and London, she was an assistant editor on films such as Jim Sheridan’s Oscar-nominated films The Boxer and In America as well as Alan Parker’s Angela’s Ashes.
Mairéad received the Irish Film and Television award for best editing for the Brendan Muldowney directed Savage. Her other features include Trafficked (IFTA nomination for best editing), Eamon (IFTA nomination for Best Film), Love Eternal (Critics Circle Award, Dublin Film Festival), Pilgrimage and She’s Missing. Her most recent feature The Cellar premiered at the South by South West Film Festival 2022. She also has extensive experience editing shorts (including the Venice Short Film Festival winner A Woman’s Hair).
Her television work covers documentaries, entertainment, comedy, and drama, including working with Neassa Hardiman on the Bafta-nominated series Tracy Beaker Returns.
Mairéad is a member of the Irish Film and Television Academy and on the committee of The Irish Screen Editors guild.