Susan Mulvaney
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Susan Mulvaney born in Mosta on 11 November, 1946. She was a Broadcaster, Journalist.
Get her education at St Monica School, and St Therese Grammar School at Mdina.
In 1964 she joined the Union Press as an apprentist journalist. Later she was appointed sub editor with ‘L-Orizzont’ and also edited the women’s page. After went worked with the Mediterranean News.
In April 1976 Susan joined with Xandir Malta as a part-timer, and was responsible for the daily women programs.
In 1981 she was a full-time employee with Xandir Malta. In 1991 Mulvaney joined RTK Radio the radio station of the Media Center, where she broadcasts daily the women’ s programme and she was a regular contributor to the weekly paper ‘Il-Ġensillum’.
Susan published several recipes books. She was involved in the philantropic activities, and was chairperson of the Carmen Carbonaro School of Beauty and Hairdressig, Schools Councils. and founder-member of the Association of Schools Councils.
Susan Mulvaney was married to Charles Sacco and got two children Marika and Daniela.