Review: Beo Faoin bhFód / Buried Alive
Ronan Power digs deep in his review of 'Beo Faoin bhFód / Buried Alive'.
TG424
TG4, the Irish language TV channel has been on-air since late 1996. TG4 is free-to-air, available across all viewing platforms, with a strong viewer base throughout the island of Ireland. The channel’s programmes have achieved national recognition, prestigious prizes & awards at home and abroad and sales overseas. Music, documentary and sports coverage have earned particular praise Its regular soap, Ros na Rún has made its mark as has the channel’s distinctive news service, Nuacht TG4.
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Review: Another Look at Tarrac
Gemma Creagh does a deep dive into Tarrac.
Panel Podcast: Local Voices, Global Stories: Celebrating Screen Creative Talent - Producing: People, Projects, Partnerships
Earlier this year in Ballina Arts Centre, we were thrilled to host Local Voices, Global Stories: Celebrating Screen Creative Talent, and in this Film Ireland podcast, we are delighted to bring you an edited recording of the second panel - Producing: People, Projects, & Partnerships, with Jennifer Da
Podcast: Ciarán Ó Cofaigh, Producer of Na Féilte Tine: Imbolg
In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Ciarán Ó Cofaigh, Producer of Na Féilte Tine: Imbolg.
Podcast: 'Tráma Teaghlaigh' Producer Fiona Kinsella & Director Keith Farrell
In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Producer Fiona Kinsella & Director Keith Farrell about their 3-part TV series 'Tráma Teaghlaigh', which starts on TG4 at at 9:30pm on Wednesday 31st May 2023.
Review: Róise & Frank
Seán Crosson reviews 'Róise & Frank', Rachael Moriarty and Peter Murphy's uplifting tale of shaggy dogs, a grieving widow and finding hope in the darkest of places.