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Dhírigh na comhairleoirí ar agóidí Fhaiche na Coróiní agus Pictiúrlann an Pálás i rith a gcéad chruinniú as Gaeilge

There was a light-hearted, spring atmosphere at the March plenary meeting of Galway City Council this week, as the city's leaders attempted their assembly solely in Irish for the first time in seven centuries of civic government.

Fidil Ghorm – Blue Fiddle, the award winning Irish language film is coming to the Eye Cinema on Friday, March 7 with three subtitled screenings at 1:40pm, 4:15pm and 8:20pm.

Fidil Ghorm – Blue Fiddle, the award winning Irish Language film is coming to the Eye Cinema on Friday, March 7 with three subtitled screenings at 1:40pm, 4:15pm and 8:20pm.

Craic House Pictures and Hot Machine Films are pleased to announce the conclusion of principal photography on the feature film, I Hope We Can Still Be Friends. Filming began January 7, in Co Galway, with Irish producers Emmett Hughes and Jordan-Lee McGrath joining forces with American director-producer Aisha Tyler to bring this nuanced psychological thriller to the big screen.

Craic House Pictures and Hot Machine Films are pleased to announce the conclusion of principal photography on the feature film, I Hope We Can Still Be Friends. Filming began January 7, in Co Galway, with Irish producers Emmett Hughes and Jordan-Lee McGrath joining forces with American director-producer Aisha Tyler to bring this nuanced psychological thriller to the big screen.

It was really heartening to see a great force of people gathered outside City Hall this week to pour out their hearts and energies (and rousing drumming chants!) to remind our public representatives that the Pálás is a civic amenity.

A film produced by two Galway brothers Luke and Jake Morgan will have its TV premiere on TG4 tonight December 23. Froggie is an independent comedy feature film about two brothers set in Galway. The film premiered at the Galway Film Fleadh and took the Best Film prize at Worcester Film Festival 2024.

Europe’s only annual festival of nomadic cultures, Galway based Misleór has launched their 2024 programme. The programme features a vibrant mix of music, film, talks, poetry, storytelling, workshops and art exhibitions. The Misleór Festival of Nomadic Cultures will connect nomadic peoples from around the world and showcase their artistry at over 25 events over four days. ?

Fresh from its launch at the Galway Film Fleadh, a documentary on the professional life of lawyer and Ireland’s first female head of state, Mary Robinson, will go on general release on Friday, August 23.