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Aoife Dooley, Illustrator & Dublin Hun creator
Illustrator and comedian Aoife Dooley\u2019s work centres on her affectionate parodies of fiery working-class Dublin women, which are informed by her own experiences growing up on the northside of the city and started out as a web series before her first book How to be Massive was published.\n\nThe central character is the irrepressible Nikita who is never seen without her \u2018hun bun\u2019, dressed head to toe in Penny\u2019s gear and loves a good spice-bag. She is back in Dooley\u2019s latest book, How to Deal with Poxes and she came into studio to explain her world to R\xf3is\xedn Ingle.