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997 articles available in total starting from 19/06/2002. Last article published on 17/09/2026.

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Frank Berry's The Lost Children of Tuam wins Best Irish Film in Galway

Frank Berry's The Lost Children of Tuam wins Best Irish Film in Galway

Other winners included Rebekah Fortune's Learning to Breathe Under Water, Dallan Shovlin's You'll Never Believe Who's DeadBeautiful Evening Beautiful Day  

13/07 | Galway 2026 | Awards

Review: Learning to Breathe Under Water

Review: Learning to Breathe Under Water

In her charming tale of learning to cope with loss, Rebekah Fortune sends a father-and-son duo on a fantastical, bittersweet journey  

10/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Special Screenings

Rich Peppiatt gearing up to film sophomore feature Bad Bridgets

Rich Peppiatt gearing up to film sophomore feature Bad Bridgets

Following his hit Kneecap, the Irish director levels up for a crime saga on Irish immigrant women’s experiences in 19th century New York, starring Alison Oliver, Emilia Jones and Colin Farrell  

08/07 | Production | Funding | Ireland/UK/USA

Galway Film Fair expands its industry programme with international voices and practical training

Galway Film Fair expands its industry programme with international voices and practical training

The event returns with master classes, international co-production discussions, pitching initiatives and a renewed focus on talent development across the audiovisual sector  

07/07 | Galway 2026

Review: Hokum

Review: Hokum

Damian McCarthy gets audiences trembling with a supernatural thriller skilfully playing with folk horror codes  

07/07 | NIFFF 2026

Kieron J Walsh’s latest effort, Skintown, to world-premiere at Edinburgh

Kieron J Walsh’s latest effort, Skintown, to world-premiere at Edinburgh

The Irish-British feature, penned by Ciaran McMenamin and set in Northern Ireland in the summer of 1994, is in contention for the Sean Connery Prize  

03/07 | Production | Funding | Ireland/UK

Agnieszka Holland prepares Marlene Dietrich biopic Berlinweh – Yearning for a Home

Agnieszka Holland prepares Marlene Dietrich biopic Berlinweh – Yearning for a Home

The Oscar-nominated Polish filmmaker will revisit one of the 20th century’s most iconic and controversial figures through a non-linear portrait spanning four decades  

26/06 | Production | Funding | Germany/Czech Republic/Ireland/France

Galway Film Fleadh unveils a programme blending Irish premieres, documentaries and genre discoveries

Galway Film Fleadh unveils a programme blending Irish premieres, documentaries and genre discoveries

The 38th edition of the festival will showcase 35 new Irish features, major documentary premieres, emerging European talent and a special focus on Estonia  

24/06 | Galway 2026

Review: Julián

Review: Julián

Louise Bagnall’s animated feature is a colourful and joyful ode to accepting one’s roots and aspirations, as portrayed through the story of a courageous young boy  

24/06 | Annecy 2026

BiggerStage launches global TV production hub at Troy Studios

BiggerStage launches global TV production hub at Troy Studios

A new Limerick-based hub aims to turn Ireland’s unscripted tax credit into a launchpad for international formats, inward investment and local skills development  

19/06 | Industry | Market | Ireland

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