Commercial modeling agencies in Dublin

This catalogue lists 12 agencies in Dublin, including Morgan The Agency, Assets Model Agency, First Management and AR Agency. It includes every agency that represents models; we do not vouch for them, and each profile shows the facts we found, good and bad.

We have an office address for 10 of the 12 agencies. Six are in Dublin 2, in the southern part of the centre: two by Grafton Street, two by Merrion Square and Mount Street, and two by the Grand Canal. Two work in Dublin 1 in the northern part of the centre, one in the Liberties in Dublin 8 and one in Tallaght in Dublin 24. In the centre the nearest stops are on the Luas Green Line, with the DART stations Pearse and Grand Canal Dock close by, and the Red Line runs to Tallaght.

Two agencies from our catalogue are on the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) list as at 1 October 2026: Fraser Models + Actors (the company Fraser Models and Actors Limited, licence EA 3637) and Casting Ireland (the company Production Operations Limited, licence EA 2180). We did not find the other Dublin agencies on the list. Whether a model agency must hold this licence has not been officially settled, so its absence proves nothing by itself.

Some do. Casting Ireland asks for a one-off, non-refundable registration fee of €14.99. Young Artists Management takes a combined photographic and maintenance fee on registration, from €60 for one child to €100 for four, and its commission is 10% to 20%. Eko Model Management sells optional headshot days at €60, and AR Agency a one-day course for would-be models. The application pages of Morgan The Agency, Fraser Models + Actors, Assets Model Agency and First Management mention no fee. The catalogue lists every business that represents models and we do not vouch for them, so check on the profile whether an agency charges and how much.

In October. The first edition ran from 6 to 10 October 2025, and the second runs from 7 to 12 October 2026. The second edition opened at Slane Castle, its Dublin shows are at City Hall and the RDS, and the programme ends at Mount Juliet. The organiser has not announced dates for 2027.

At Transport for Ireland prices checked on 11 October 2026, 90 minutes of travel with a TFI Leap Card costs an adult €2, and a young adult of 19 to 25 with a Young Adult card €1. The fare is valid on city buses, the Luas tram, DART and commuter rail in Zone 1. No more than €6 is deducted in a day and no more than €24 in a week. A longer bus journey paid in cash costs €2.60. The Leap Visitor Card costs €8 for one day, €18 for three and €24 for seven.

Mostly commercial work: TV commercials, film and series, catalogues, e-commerce and social media campaigns. The agencies themselves show it: seven of the twelve have a talent board, six represent children, five have a commercial board, and Fraser Models + Actors, Morgan The Agency and Assets Model Agency represent actors too. Runway work is mostly during Ireland Fashion Week in October.

Yes. An EU citizen needs neither a visa nor a work permit; a passport or national ID card is enough, and documents are checked at the border because Ireland is not in the Schengen Area. The safest way is through a mother agency, which sends Dublin agencies your digitals and measurements and agrees the terms. Before you travel, ask the agency whether it will need your PPS number and how long it takes to pay. Tax and papers are covered in the Ireland guide.