The Galway Film Fleadh has announced that 35 new Irish features, including 18 documentaries and four Irish-language ...

"Kneecap," the critically acclaimed film about the Irish language hip hop trio from Belfast, has officially crossed the €1 million mark at Box Offices on the island of Ireland. Not only is the ...

"An Taibhse" (The Ghost), the first ever Irish language horror feature film, is set to premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh in July. Set during the tail end of the Great Famine, the story explores the ...

Coming soon from six-time Oscar nominee Jim Sheridan comes An Taibhse (The Ghost), the first-ever Irish-language horror film. While there’s no announced release date, we do know that the film is meant ...

When director Rich Peppiatt first approached the three members of Kneecap, a Belfast hip-hip trio that raps in the Irish language, they weren’t sure what to make of his completely unsolicited pitch to ...

Fréwaka, a word taken from the longer Irish word 'fréamhacha', translates to 'roots', which Irish writer-director Aislinn Clarke's sophomore film traverses all manners of. The roots of Ireland's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Has anyone worn a tracksuit to the Oscars?” It’s not a question Naoise O’ Cairealláin — one-third of the fast-rising ...

Where can you watch Kneecap? In January 2024, Richard Peppiatt’s Kneecap became the first Irish language film to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. Upon its theatrical release in August, the film ...

Belfast rap group Kneecap said they would be “very proud” if they scoop the award for best British film at the Bafta awards.

We may all be living through the Golden Age of Irish Cinema. While Ireland has long been used as a filming location, Ireland established Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board in the early ...

Off the back of six BAFTA nominations, the helmer discusses the determination that drove him to make one of the riskiest, buzziest and most audacious indie films of the year: "One way or another, I ...

The writer-director, who debuted the film at Locarno, also discusses using the Irish language and her "rage against the historical treatment of women in Ireland." By Georg Szalai Global Business ...