Louise Dowling is the younger sister of the famous Irish actress Bairbre Dowling. Bairbre Dowling is a respected Irish actress who has had a successful career on both stage and screen.
Born in Ireland, Dowling has made a name for herself through frequent appearances on the American stage as well as in numerous film and television productions in both the United States and her native Ireland.
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- Full name: Louise Dowling
- Stage name: Louise Dowling
- Born: 1950s
- Age: 70
- Place of birth: Ireland
- Nationality: Irish
- Occupation: Unknown
- Height: Unknown
- Parents: Vincent Dowling and Brenda Doyle
- Siblings: Richard Boyd Barrett, Bairbre Dowling, Cian Dowling, Valerie Dowling and Rachel Dowling
- Spouse: Unknown
- Children: Unknown
- Relationship: Unknown
- Net worth: Unknown
Early life and education
Louise Dowling was born in Ireland in the late 1950s. She was raised by her parents, Vincent Dowling and Brenda Doyle, and grew up with five siblings: Richard Boyd Barrett, Bairbre Dowling, Cian Dowling, Valerie Dowling, and Rachel Dowling. Her educational background is not known to the media. Louise’s ethnicity is Irish and her religion is Catholic.
Career
Louise Dowling is a public figure but her career has not been widely reported by the media. About her sister Bairbre Dowling, Bairbre Dowling is a talented Irish actress whose career spans stage, film and television.
In the 1970s, she was part of the company at Abbey Theatre in Dublin, where she appeared in such productions as Becauseway (1970) and Ceremony (1973).
In 1977, Dowling worked with her father at Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival in Cleveland, Ohio. She also shared the stage with her husband Colm Meaney in the 1985 play And a nightingale singsDowling was seen on Broadway in the play Day by Hugh Leonard.
Dowling has established a strong presence in Chester Miniature Theatre in Massachusetts, often collaborating with her father as director or co-star. Some of her notable roles there include The last card (1992) and Meeting with Fanny Kemble (1993), a monologue show.
On screen, Dowling first appeared in Francis Ford Coppola’s film Memory Loss 13 (1963). She co-starred with her husband Meaney in the PBS television series Playboy of the Western World (1983) and the John Huston film Dead (1987). Her other films include John Boorman Zardoz (1973) and Change habits (1997).
Social media
Louise Dowling has no social media accounts.
Personal life
Louise Dowling, a private individual, has kept details of her personal life and love life private. It is believed that she may have been married and had children. However, details of her marital status and any children have not been publicly disclosed, possibly out of respect for her and her family’s privacy.
Net worth
Louise Dowling’s career has not been widely covered by the media, unlike her sister Bairbre Dowling. Bairbre Dowling is estimated to have a net worth of between $1 million and $5 million, suggesting that she has achieved a significant level of financial success in her career.
