TG4 is delighted that five of its projects will be screened at Galway Film Fleadh 2022. Galway Film Fleadh 2022 Schedule The next CINE4 film, Tarrac, is to receive its premiere
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Stuck on what to do this weekend and find yourself in Ireland’s west? Why not take a day out and line up along the River Corrib to watch Ireland’s oldest
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Ireland is a country renowned for its rich culture and heritage, its stories and fascinating history. And, thankfully, there are many people who are working hard to keep our great
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NUI Galway held two virtual conferring ceremonies that were broadcasted live to 310 graduates across Ireland and abroad and their families on Facebook. Around 190 of them were future doctors
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[Bilingual Article – Gaeilge thíos] Bádóirí, TG4’s series on the famous Galway Hooker boats is set to return in an exhilarating series focusing on eight families sailing Ireland’s oldest and
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Engineer Kalebh Fynes who scaled one of the world’s tallest mountains in memory of his brother now hopes to row the Irish Sea to raise awareness about the rare disease
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Rachel Quirke is a proud Kerrywoman who works at Larian, the studio behind the renowned video game Baldur’s Gate 3.
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Students from Atlantic Technological University have completed a two-year project to map Ireland’s historical rail network and make this data freely available to the public.
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A new Irish language film, Tarrac will open the Kerry International Film Festival on Thursday 20th October in Killarney. Shot on the Dingle Peninsula, Tarrac is directed by Declan Recks, written by
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Filmed over 12 months by Galway’s Tua Films and presented by RTÉ’s courts correspondent, Orla O’Donnell, Finné is a re-telling of riveting first-person testimonies. Finné delves deep and narrow into one person’s story
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