Eileen Whelan Biography
Eileen Whelan is a journalist well known as a former Europe Editor for RTÉ News and Current Affairs. She is currently Economics Correspondent with RTÉ and an RTÉ’s London correspondent.
Whelan joined RTÉ in 1991 simultaneously as Mark Little, Rachael English, and Paul Reynolds. He worked in various zones, for example, the Foreign Desk. He has detailed from wars in Bosnia and Kosovo and on the arrival of Hong Kong to the People’s Republic of China. He was situated in Brussels from 1999. In 2001 he progressed toward becoming Europe Correspondent and was selected Europe Editor in 2003. After the acquiescence of George Lee as an Economics Editor to start a vocation in legislative issues, Whelan moved toward becoming Economics Correspondent.
Eileen Whelan Education
He got enrolled and later graduated from University College Dublin with a degree in History and Politics. He then obtained a postgraduate in journalism from the National Institute for Higher Education.
Eileen Whelan Age
She was born in 1965. She likes to keep her personal matters away from the public eye making it difficult to know when she celebrates her birthday, hence this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Eileen Whelan Family
Her late mother Ellen died in 2015, she has not spoken of her father. She once shared little information about her family, saying that, she consulted her sister about having baby number two, and her sister convinced her reminding her that, her mother had 14 of them. This means that she has 13 siblings whose names are not known.
Eileen Whelan Wife
She is a married woman. She was in her first relationship with a Brazilian journalist in the US and separated in 2000 after having a son Seán, who was conceived through IVF treatment. She is married to law lecturer husband Larry Donnelly. The couple met at a party hosted by the Dean of the Law School at NUI Galway. They married in 2009. The couple has a son larry Jr. Her first son studies business management at DIT.
Eileen Whelan Body Measurements
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- Hair Colour: Blond
Eileen Whelan Net Worth
Working as an anchor at RTÉ, there is no doubt Whelan earns a good salary and has been able to accumulate good net worth. However, her exact net worth has not yet been revealed but the information will be updated as soon as it is available.
Frequently Asked Questions About Eileen Whelan
Who is Eileen Whelan?
She is one of European’s best known and best-loved journalists.
How old is Eileen Whelan?
She is 55 years old as of 2020. She was born in 1965.
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Her Body Measurements are not yet recorded.
Is Eileen Whelan married?
She is married to her lovely husband Larry Donnelly.
How much is Eileen Whelan worth?
She is an accomplished journalist whose net worth is still under review.
How much does Eileen Whelan make?
Her salary is still under review.
Where does Eileen Whelan live?
She lives in County Wicklow, a region south of Dublin in the east of Ireland.
Is Eileen Whelan dead or alive?
She is still alive and in good health.
Where is Eileen Whelan now?
She is working as an Economics Correspondent with RTÉ and an RTÉ’s London correspondent.
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RTE news anchor Eileen Whelan reveals she was ‘really scared’ to become a mother at the age of 48
RTE news anchor Eileen Whelan has opened up about the fact she was “really scared” about becoming a mother again at the age of 48. In a searingly honest interview with the RTE Guide Eileen talks about her life-changing decision to try for a baby again with her husband Larry.
Eileen, 55, married law lecturer husband Larry Donnelly in 2009, but the couple needed to undergo IVF treatment to conceive their son Larry Jr. Ten years earlier Eileen had become a mother for the first time when she had Seán with a Brazilian journalist in the US before returning to Ireland in 2000. Eileen revealed how in 2007 she met now-husband Larry at a party hosted by the Dean of the Law School at NUI Galway after Eileen’s colleague Teresa Mannion suggested she go.
When her son Seán met Larry on the couple’s third date, he gave the relationship his approval telling her: ‘Now listen to me mum, marry him.’ When Eileen revealed she was going to undergo IVF some of her friends thought she was mad and even she had her doubts.
‘I was really scared about going back to becoming a mother again,’ she told the magazine. But she said: ‘I didn’t think I was mad because we were really trying to get pregnant and we were so lucky.’
‘I said this to my sister when I was trying to get pregnant… And my sister said maybe that’s why it isn’t working for you. She told me to put it out of my head, that I’d been a mother before and after all mum had reared 14 of us.’ ‘But it’s really lonely when you have a baby. No one tells you about that. I suffered from that loneliness. It wasn’t so bad the second time around for me. I was back in Ireland, I was happy in my relationship.
‘I had been with Seán’s father and I wasn’t happy. I still feel that pressure on my chest when I think back on it.’ Things have calmed down now Seán, 20, is studying business management at DIT while Larry Jr will be seven on November 2. ‘Life is a bit easier now. Larry is at school going into first class this September. The truth is, I was quite stressed when he was younger, going through all the work of minding a toddler again which is quite full-on when you are working full-time.’
Eileen revealed how she looks to her own late mum Ellen for inspiration after she took on the Herculean task of raising 14 children. ‘In those moments when little Larry is driving me nuts I’m thinking ‘Jesus mum, how did you do it?’ And here I am with just one baby.’
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