Pride of Sefton dock tours -3.30pm, Fri 29 Oct
An incredible opportunity to look at Liverpool from the water (from a widebeam canal boat), experiencing the sort of vantage many migrants witness.
Read MorePride of Sefton dock tours – 2pm, Fri 29 Oct
An incredible opportunity to look at Liverpool from the water (from a widebeam canal boat), experiencing the sort of vantage many migrants witness.
Read MorePride of Sefton dock tours -12.30pm, Fri 29 Oct
An incredible opportunity to look at Liverpool from the water (from a widebeam canal boat), experiencing the sort of vantage many migrants witness.
Read MoreThe Mersey Mash: Mixer # 5
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 MorePride of Sefton dock tours -11 am, Fri 29 Oct
An incredible opportunity to look at Liverpool from the water (from a widebeam canal boat), experiencing the sort of vantage many migrants witness.
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 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.
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