Erin spent 8 years as Marketing Executive with Reagecon in Shannon before joining The Clare Echo as Digital Marketing Officer. A native of Ennis, Erin loves to be outdoors and spends her weekends exploring the County Clare coastline as well as having a passion for pole fitness and obstacle courses.

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