I’m Nick Sheridan?

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RTE News2day presenter Nick Sheridan

Nick ‘Swoon’ Sheridan, presenter of RTÉ’s news2day

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Laura Fitzgerald writes:

RTÉ News’ Nick Sheridan has won the 2016 Prix CIRCOM Regional Rising Star Award. The 24 year old Wexford native has been awarded the honour by CIRCOM, the European Association of Regional Television.

Nick Sheridan presents RTÉ’s news2day, a daily news programme for younger viewers and has also reported for RTÉ’s main news bulletins including the Six-One News, and Nationwide.

The 2016 Prix CIRCOM Gala Awards (the ‘Oscars’ of European Regional Television), honour the best European regional productions in a range of genres.

Meanwhile,  A Turning Tide in the Life of Man (i mBéal na Stoirme) TG4 won best documentary.

Prix CIRCOM 2016 winners

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19 thoughts on “I’m Nick Sheridan?”

  2. Funster Fionnanánn

    I’m guessing RTE had to enter and I’m also guessing this is like a corporate event. The people who turn up usually win.

    Nonsense.

    1. Tish Mahorey

      That’s certainly the case with any Irish marketing or design award ceremonies. Corrupt as hell they are. Nothing to do with merit. Should be investigated by the fraud squad.

        1. My Meaty Member

          He was telling me yesterday I inhabit a dark place. I really had a good laugh at that ;)

          1. Tish Mahorey

            You do though. A dark place where you hate women, especially working class women (but really you want to be dominated by an orange skinned Jacinta in a juicy tracksuit).

    2. Quint

      Bodger would probably find a rural independent TD attractive. Any male with a pulse, it seems.

  5. Paul O'Connell

    He’s a handsome devil. That piercing stare, that boyish charm – what’s not to like

  6. Tish Mahorey

    “Nick ‘Swoon’ Sheridan”

    How to completely undermine the person’s professional creds. If this was a woman, that would be a sexist “swoon”.

    Swoon.

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