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About Brian Carroll
TELEVISION
Producer credits: A Deadly American Marriage (Netflix); Dirty Moneyball (TNT/HBO); The Many Lives of Kevin McGeever (RTE)
Previous contributor to RTE, BBC World Service, Virgin Media.
Contributor to: Swindlers - The Thomas Byrne Affair, about Ireland's biggest white collar crime case; Burnt By The Sun, a two-hour RTE investigation into international property scams in Bulgaria, Dubai, Spain, France and India;
24 Hours to Kill - the murder of Sylvia Roche Kelly, broadcast on TV3 and CBS.
Contributor to The Irish Times, Irish Examiner, Irish Daily Mail, Irish Independent, Sunday Times, Irish Mail on Sunday, BBC.
Former Security Correspondent, News Editor and Deputy Editor of the Irish Examiner.
Specialist investigative news and feature writer for the Irish Daily Mail: reported on the global financial crisis with dispatches from Madrid, New York, Berlin, Greece, Iceland, Dubai, Finland and London.
My reports from Dadaab, the world's biggest refugee camp, helped raise significant funds for four Irish charities working in the area.
Former profile writer for Sunday Times.
I hold a Law Degree from UCD and a Master's in International Journalism from City University, London.
WRITER, NON-FICTION
WRITER, NON-FICTION
A Deadly Marriage was published on August 21 2025 by Penguin. Order here
Order the audiobook here
Amazon bestsellers: Paperback, audiobook, or kindle - here
Brian Carroll interviewed on the Matt Cooper Show on Today FM, about revelations in A Deadly Marriage. Listen here
Brian Carroll interviewed on the Pat Kenny Show on Newstalk. Watch here.
Brian Caroll on Ireland am, Virgin Media. Watch here.
For a two-part podcast interview with Brian Carroll on the Jason Corbett killing, see the Irish Times In The News podcast:
I am available for commission as a writer, journalist and producer. I also run a commissioning agency, Concept 21 Commissions Ltd, so send me your ideas for stories, documentaries, books or podcasts.
Reports from Greece
Reports from Helsinki
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Reports from Dubai
Reports from Madrid
Courts and Crime Reports
