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998 articles available in total starting from 19/06/2002. Last article published on 21/09/2026.

A dozen projects in the works

The Irish film industry is enjoying a very busy production schedule with no less than eight feature films in production (including the animated version of Moby Dick), two films in post-production...  

02/09/2003 | Production | Ireland

Cash for two arthouse venues

John O’Donoghue, the Irish minister for art, sport & tourism, announced that the Cultural Cinema Consortium will give two grants of €750,000 each to two Irish arthouse cinemas, the Limerick...  

30/07/2003 | Exhibitors | Ireland

Plea to keep Section 481

The Screen Producers’ Guild of Ireland (SPI) published a report outlining the reasons why Ireland’s minister of finance, Charlie McCreevy, would do well to maintain Section 481 which is scheduled...  

01/07/2003 | Funding | Ireland

Galway looks to Europe

You’ll find the latest Irish productions, a retrospective on Eamon De Buitlear and much more besides on the programme of the Film Fleadh, being held in Galway from July 8 to 13. There’ll be...  

03/06/2003 | Festivals | Ireland

Inside, O’Donnell’s Dancing

The award-winning Irish director, Damien O’Donnell, (East is East, Heartlands) is to make his next film entitled Inside I’m Dancing, in his home town of Dublin this September. Written by Jeffrey...  

30/05/2003 | Films | Ireland

Clive Owen is King Arthur

English actor, Clive Owen, is to play the lead in the US/Irish co-production entitled King Arthur, set to start shooting on 23 June for 90 days in and around Dublin and Wicklow. The epic movie...  

22/04/2003 | Production | Ireland

McLoughlin: "Producer on the Move"

David McLoughlin the producer of Dead Bodies, was selected to be one of the 21 ‘Producers on the move’ at the forthcoming Cannes Film Festival (14-25 May). McLoughlin produced his first feature...  

18/04/2003 | Production | Ireland

The Real Thing becomes Cowboys and Angels

The Irish/German/UK co-production, The Real Thing has changed its name to Cowboys & Angels, following test screenings suggesting that the new title would be more appealing to a younger and wider...  

17/04/2003 | Films | Ireland

Head of Irish Film Board resigns

Rod Stoneman, CEO of the Irish Film Board has resigned from his current position to take on a new role as Director of new Huston School of Film and Digital Media in Galway. The new school...  

17/04/2003 | Appointments | Ireland

No 481, no IFB

During an industry seminar on 12 April that celebrated the Irish Film Board’s 10th anniversary, James Hickey (a prominent entertainment lawyer who worked on films like My Left Foot, Nora, The Good...  

15/04/2003 | Legislation | Ireland

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