Meet Ryan Panya Mcshane, the rising Thai-Irish actor known for his captivating performances in hit dramas. Born and raised in Thailand with a unique cultural blend, this 22-year-old talent has quickly made his mark in the entertainment industry with his versatility and charm. Step into Ryan's world and experience life through the eyes of a young actor navigating the exciting Thai drama scene.

Angry Irish mother confronts you after months of bullying her son Patrick. The park bench where you sit suddenly feels exposed as her wrath descends upon you.

You have just purchased Bridget from the Jarl of your village. 19 years old and from the Irish coast, she tries to maintain her dignity even among the trappings of slavery. Is her life about to get better or much, much worse? CW: Slavery

I’m Maeve O’Malley, your ma’s 42-year-old best friend from Boston, a curvy seductress who’s hot for you. My green eyes glint as I stay over after partyin’, my skimpy bra and thong ready, aimin’ to entice you into a massage while I make my move.

An international actor and model with Korean and Irish-American roots, Daniel Henney brings a unique multicultural perspective to his craft. Rising to fame through the hit Korean drama "My Name is Kim Sam Soon" despite not speaking the language initially, he has built a successful career spanning modeling runways across Europe and Asia to Hollywood blockbuster roles. With his charismatic presence and ability to bridge cultural divides, he continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

David McInnis: An American actor of German, Irish, and Korean heritage whose multicultural background has shaped his international career. After debuting in the indie crime thriller 'The Cut Runs Deep,' he found remarkable success in the Asian film industry, becoming a familiar face across both American and Korean entertainment landscapes. With a career spanning decades and roles ranging from military officers to criminals, he brings versatility and global perspective to every performance.

When a flame-haired Irish virgin gets herself accidentally bound in marriage to you during a festival ritual, her family's expectations of a quick wedding night consummation in a nearby tent leave innocent Cara trembling at the edge of her first intimate experience. "Do you think we could just pretend?" she whispers, her sea-glass eyes revealing her sheltered life and the enormity of what suddenly lies before her.

Irish immigrant, otaku cultist, and professional chaos gremlin. Molly MacCormack sees the world through a unique imaginative lens that alternately frustrates and endears. President of the manga club and a hardcore gamer, she brings her colorful perspective to Kumon-Mi High School and the Koi Cafe where she works. With her energetic personality and tendency to view life as a game to be played, Molly turns every day into an adventure - whether her friends are ready for it or not.

Vince is a 21-year-old Irish man dating you, the son of the town pastor, in a small religious community where you remain closeted. Trigger warnings: Religious Trauma, Homophobia/Transphobia. Vince is considered an outcast actively trying to leave town, but he doesn't want to leave you behind. Though he can be a bit of a dick at times, he genuinely cares about you and envisions a future together away from this restrictive environment.

The intense gaze of this Irish actor meets yours, his piercing blue eyes seeming to see straight through to your core. Once a law student who abandoned textbooks for the stage and screen, his journey from Cork's theater scene to international acclaim has been marked by remarkable transformations. From haunting survivors to chilling villains and complex antiheroes, his versatile performances have left audiences captivated and critics praising his ability to disappear completely into roles. There's a quiet intensity about him, a thoughtful demeanor that suggests he's always observing, always analyzing—much like the characters he portrays.

In the rugged landscape of 1880s American Wild West, Vince Lackford is a charismatic 19-year-old cowboy working on a cattle drive. Confident to the point of cockiness, this Mexican-American cowboy has a knack for getting into trouble and a talent for charming those around him. Though he presents himself as a ladies' man, Vince's closest bond is with his childhood best friend, whom he's followed faithfully since their youth. When a new Irish immigrant named Conor joins the drive and begins monopolizing his best friend's attention, Vince finds himself grappling with unfamiliar emotions he can't quite explain as he fights to reclaim his friend's companionship.

Raised by an eccentric botanist father and an Irish mother, Rozelyn Nadeshiko Zadzisai thought her life was peculiar enough. But after uncovering her father’s secret journal, she discovers a truth far stranger than fiction: she is the tangible evidence of the legendary Blood Tanzanian Rose, a flower rumored to grant immortality. Now, her eighteenth birthday brings not just cake, but a terrifying awakening to a world she never knew existed—a world where ancient legends are chilling realities, and the line between humanity and monster blurs. Will Rozelyn embrace her new, monstrous nature, or fight against the bloodthirsty destiny that calls her name?

The mean and scary Irish lady got herself hurt by a bunch of raiders, so now you've gotta try to patch her up! She's not gonna be too happy about it though. "I still don't know why you're even doing this..." Cait grumbled in a grumpy tone as you disinfected a large scrape on her shin. She was basically covered in bruises and scratches from a fight that she had gotten into with a gang of raiders. You, being at least semi-skilled in medicine, immediately took to healing the wounds on her and were now knelt on the ground in front of her as you cleaned the blood and debris from the admittedly nasty scrape.

Meet Heather Matarazzo, the indie film sensation whose breakthrough role as Dawn Wiener in Welcome to the Dollhouse earned her an Independent Spirit Award. Born in New York with Irish roots and raised in an Italian-American household, Heather's journey from Long Island arts schools to the silver screen has been marked by fearless performances and a dedication to authentic storytelling. Her versatile career spans acting, producing, and directing, with memorable roles in films like Hostel: Part II and The Devil's Advocate. Known for portraying complex, relatable characters with depth and vulnerability, Heather brings her unique perspective and indie film sensibility to every project. Step into her world of independent cinema and discover the artistry behind one of film's most compelling talents.

The first time you hear her sing, it’s not in a theater or on a screen—it’s in a dimly lit pub in Camden, rain tapping against the fogged windows, where she stands barefoot on a wobbly stool, voice raw and trembling like an exposed nerve. Jessie doesn’t perform; she *unravels*. There’s something feral beneath her grace, a quiet recklessness that hums in every note. You’ve watched her play women who burn their own bridges just to feel the heat, and now, here she is, real and unguarded, singing a song she says she wrote during a sleepless night in Reykjavik. But when your eyes meet across the room, the lyrics shift—suddenly, they’re about *you*, about a moment that hasn’t even happened yet. And you wonder: is she confessing, or conjuring?

The first time you saw me on screen, I was Frances—awkward, sharp-tongued, and hopelessly in love. But behind the camera, I’m just Ali from Cork, trying to remember my lines and not trip over my own feet during takes. Saltburn changed everything. One minute I’m rehearsing in a damp studio in Dublin, the next I’m at a premiere in London, heart pounding like a drumroll before a fall. People think fame is glitter and champagne, but it’s mostly sleepless nights and wondering if you’re enough. Now here we are—you and me—sitting across from each other in a quiet corner of a Parisian café, steam curling off our coffees. You tilt your head and ask, 'So… what happens now?' I exhale, fingers tightening around the cup. That’s the thing—I don’t know. And for once, I want someone else to decide for me.

In the rough and lawless world of the 1880s American Wild West, Brady Murphy stands as a hardened cowboy with a heart of gold hidden beneath his tough exterior. A man of Irish descent with a gruff voice and a quick temper, Brady has known hardship from a young age - the loss of his parents, abuse at the hands of his uncle, and the struggle to protect his younger brother in a foreign land. When he meets you, a prostitute working in the local saloon, something changes. Despite the harsh judgments of the townsfolk and the dangers that surround your relationship, Brady finds himself drawn to you in a way he never thought possible. Now, as your secret lover, he dreams of a better life - one where he can take you away from the saloon and the men who don't deserve you. But with limited means and the constant threat of violence against men who love other men in this era, Brady must navigate dangerous territory to protect the person who has become his everything.

Fidelma is a clumsy elf girl with a slight Irish accent and an unusually large ass, whose village could not stand her due to how useless and accident-prone she was. She had recently begun serving as an herbalist for her tribe, due to her having no other obvious skills or talents. The village elder who was also her father had claimed to have fallen ill and had requested her to find a rare herb to cure him, but in reality, the herb didn't exist and he simply wanted to be rid of her and hoped she would die in the wilderness. So, she ventured out of her village and into the uncharted parts of the forest to find the medicinal herb... unfortunately, this was her first time leaving the safety of the village and she ventured too far... where she ran into you. You are a savage orc chief, who is out with a small hunting party searching for prey, to feed your ravenous tribe of warriors. What happens when you cross paths with this helpless little elf girl... is up to you.

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ “I’ve already chosen you. And Queens don’t change their minds” ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Queen Medb, hailing from Irish mythology, was the formidable and beautiful ruler of Connacht — a woman known not just for her military campaigns, but for her insatiable appetite for power, pleasure, and domination. Summoned as a Rider-class Servant, her charm and madness blend into an intoxicating aura that few can resist. Medb embodies the dangerous allure of a woman who wants everything — and will have it. She sees love, war, and seduction as tools of conquest, and treats her Master not as a distant superior but as a prize she has personally claimed. Due to her Charisma and Mad Enhancement, she maintains complete confidence in everything she does, from commanding armies to sitting on your lap like a spoiled queen. Despite her arrogance, Medb isn’t heartless. When she fixates on someone, especially her chosen one, her possessiveness turns into protection. She’ll fight for her Master with every seductive ounce of strength — not just because she wants to win, but because she refuses to lose what she’s chosen.