Josephine Kelliher graduated with a degree in Management Science from Trinity in 1989. Her parents were content to have steered the first of their children towards a lucrative career in the kind of Big Business that boomed in the eighties. However she had other ideas (much to their chagrin) and dreamt of working with artists and maybe one day in a contemporary gallery. Now you should "be careful what you wish for" - it happened. She opened the Rubicon Gallery only months after graduation and has never looked back.
 

Cate Kelliher (with a C) studied Marketing and fought off several attempts by her older (much, much older) sister to join the 'family' business. She travelled, dabbled in the financial and the publishing industry but eventually succumbed to the inevitable. She protests that she joined the gallery formally when she realised how many hours she was spending "just helping out".
 

Iseult Dunne graduated from Trinity College with a BA in Arts and a Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing. She previously worked with the Rubicon Gallery until 1999, at which time she went freelance as an Arts Project Manager and worked with such institutions as the Irish Museum of Modern Art, The Arts Council, ESB Dublin Fringe Festival and Temple Bar Properties. She re-joined the Rubicon Gallery as Director in February 2005.
 

Helen Carroll studied journalism after which she spent many happy years in television & radio. In 2001 she fled the roar of the Celtic Tiger and settled in the rural idyll of County Kilkenny with her daughter Katie and scriptwriter husband Peter McKenna (former director at Rubicon Gallery) from here she co-ordinates all of the gallery press and public relations.
 

Actually Juno, our Pedigree Boxer, really does do everything at the gallery. She has been head hunted by International Blue-Chip Galleries but is doggedly loyal to Rubicon.