The Esteemed Dr Barry
Tracking the journey of Dr Barry from poverty in Cork to a tumultuous and prestigious career in the British army; a truly inspiring story.
Read MoreThe Esteemed Dr Barry
Tracking the journey of Dr Barry from poverty in Cork to a tumultuous and prestigious career in the British army; a truly inspiring story.
Read MoreThe Mersey Mash: Mixer # 4
One of five recording sessions that will contribute to a film, called The Mersey Mash, to be previewed at the Liverpool Irish Centre on 2 Nov.
Read MoreThe Mersey Mash: Mixer # 3
One of five recording sessions that will contribute to a film, called The Mersey Mash, to be previewed at the Liverpool Irish Centre on 2 Nov.
Read MoreObscured View
Obscured View is a one-woman, one-act play about how a love affair for football began when ROI qualified for their first World Cup.
Read MoreSusan McKay – Northern Protestants: On Shifting Ground
Susan McKay’s Northern Protestants – On Shifting Ground is a portrait of a community at a point of political crisis.
Read MoreRhythym of Chance
Continuing our Art Arcadia partnership, Edy Fung presents Rhythym of Chance (sound piece) linking weather, fortune-telling and the Irish Sea.
Read MoreIndieCork: Mountrath and the North: Watchparty
IndieCork has partnered with the Festival since 2013, bringing a wealth of new Irish filmmaking talent to our screens. Producing a dynamic showcase, especially for emerging Irish voices, IndieCork often illuminates the zeitgeist, showing the preoccupations of the makers.
Read MoreNear this Place: Famine Lives and Afterlives in 2600
A plaque on Mulberry Street -erected by the Great Hunger Commemoration Committee- marks the resting place of some 2,600 people, who emigrated from Ireland during the Famine. This film documents the plaque’s meaning.
Read MoreCultural Connectedness Exchange Network #6
Cultural Connectedness Exchanges allow network members to come together to make plans, voice sector concerns and learn from creative people.
Read MoreThe Mersey Mash: Mixer # 2
One of five recording sessions that will contribute to a film, called The Mersey Mash, to be previewed at the Liverpool Irish Centre on 2 Nov.
Read MoreColm Keegan and Laura Durrant: Live
Colm Keegan and Laura Durrant: Live celebrates the joint talents of this musical couple for #LIF2021.
Read MoreJack Byrne – A Revolutionary Century: The Irish in Liverpool in Fact and Fiction
Join authors Greg Queiry and Jack Byrne for a conversation about the image -and reality- of the Irish Community in Liverpool.
Read MoreCocoons: on tour
Matt McGinn dons his podcast hat to host Cocoons, a weekly podcast in which he is joined by incredible artists. Blánid and Kingfast feature.
Read MoreThe Irish History Podcast
Fin Dwyer, will talk to local people about their family histories, which embody these fascinating links between Liverpool, Ireland and the wider world.
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