On 10th May 2025, Film Ireland and Mayo-based production company HeartFelt Drama, in partnership with the National Talent Academy for Film & TV Drama and Film Mayo, present a special live event at Ballina Arts Centre on 10th May: a celebration of Irish film, creativity, and industry insights from wonderful creatives with close links to the community. Register your place today.
On 17th April, join us for an extended exhibition of Film Ireland Cover Art (Issues 1-100) to mark the ongoing development of our Film Ireland Digital Archive, in association with DBS School of Arts and the PARC25 Research Conference.
Walter Hill fans are in for a treat at the inaugural Naas Film Festival on Thursday April 17th as the auteur director’s 1984 musical action film Streets of Fire will be screened at Naas Library & Cultural Centre.
Dublin, 1st April 2025: the story of one of the world’s biggest boybands is coming to the big screen. A warts-and-all biopic charting the rise—and behind-the-scenes struggles—of Irish pop sensation Westlife is officially in the works, Film Ireland can confirm. Stephen Daldry directs a cast of Aiden Gillen, Paul Mescal and Peter Coonan with Mark O’Halloran working on the script.
Film Ireland is delighted to offer a number of pairs of tickets to an exclusive screening of Barry Keoghan’s highly anticipated film, Bring Them Down.
Here at Film Ireland, we are delighted to present this exciting event, Screen Sessions: Looking Forward With Creativity, on Friday, 13th December 2024. Register your spot now.
Are you a freelancer working in Film or TV, looking to expand and leverage your network? At Film Ireland, we are delighted to partner with the experts at Crewless.ie on this post. Here’s what industry veterans and Crewless co-founders Kevin O’Regan and Tommy Flavin have to say on the matter.
As the May Film tour kicks off with two wonderful titles about to travel the country, we chat with access>CINEMA’s Senior Film Programme Adviser & Audience Development Manager Karen Wall about her career, the films the exciting things on the horizon.
Last week, the Film Ireland team were delighted to partner with DBS School of Arts in hosting a busy event at the DEAN Arts Studios in Dublin 2, marking the launch of the Film Ireland Digital Archive Project. The evening was a resounding success, bringing together our friends, film students, film enthusiasts, industry professionals, and supporters to celebrate the origins of the former print film publication.
Supported by Coimisiún na Meán, the Film Ireland Team has curated a very special training programme to support the voices of the next generation reporting on the world of digital media.
