We are delighted to be working with Ananda Media Ltd. in France to distribute our doc ‘Turtles & Hares’ about the amazing Team Carrie Marathon Runners! Not all heroes wear capes and in David Carrie’s case, his hero’s clothing of choice is a pair of running shorts. Postman by day and Running Guru by night, David Carrie is a former Irish international athlete who has turned the small country town in which he lives into the undisputed Marathon Capital of…

Delighted that our short ‘The Ulster County Top Challenge’ will screen at the Irish Film Festival Australia as one of their 8 short selected films this  May. Three hikers (1 female, 2 male) take on one of the most demanding hiking challenges in Ireland – to ascend all of the province of Ulster’s County Tops (including all county tops in Northern Ireland) in less than 24 hours, including travel time to and from each location. But will they beat the…

‘Behind the Walls: The Curragh Camp’ is one of five one-hour documentaries being broadcast on local radio stations across the country that explore the history of Defence Forces barracks situated within the region. It follows on from the recent documentary for LMFM Radio in Louth/Meath on Aiken Barracks and will be followed by future documentaries on Collins Barracks Cork and the recently closed Columb Barracks (Mullingar) and Connolly Barracks (Longford). This radio documentary series seeks to travel behind the walls…

On October 14th 1918, as the SS Dundalk sailed from Liverpool out into the Irish sea, tragedy struck when it was hit by a German torpedo and spilt in two. Nineteen people from Louth were killed. 2018 marked the centenary of the tragedy and with a special 100th anniversary committee set up to commemorate those who lost their lives on board that fateful night, this one-hour radio documentary explores the tragic events of 100 years ago with the help of…

‘Jim Craven: A Dynamic Genius’ explores the life and works of Jim Craven (1935–1980), a Dundalk poet inspired by Kavanagh and referred to by John B Keane as ‘a dynamic genius. Born into a large family, he lived in the townland of Balregan in the Parish of Faughart, just a few miles north of Dundalk.  The townland where he spent most of his life resulted in one of his local nicknames becoming the ‘Bard of Balregan’.  Many also referred to…

The Friday Concert Interval on RTE Lyric Fm last Friday May 11th featured our short documentary on the amazing history of the last 21 years of the Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland while following the group through their final workshops in early 2017 for their large arena performances taking place across Ireland and the UK. The documentary highlights the important role the Orchestra has played not only in building and nurturing vital cross-border and cross-community relations, but in offering young…

This 1-hour radio documentary takes a light-hearted & local look at the rapid rise of the MAMIL phenomenon in Ireland.  Mixing expert analysis from a sociologist studying the trends alongside input from professional bodies such as Cycling Ireland and most importantly, selected personal stories of self-confessed MAMILs, the phenomena of the MAMIL is explored.

We ran two great courses recently for the Local Enterprise Offices in both Monaghan & Louth.
Our 2-day course entitled ‘Create Your Own Marketing Videos on a Budget’ took place on in January in Monaghan and in February in Louth.

Funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, this one-hour radio documentary tells the story of the Gaeltacht that previously existed in Omeath, Co. Louth until relatively recently.

Funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) with the Television Licence Fee, this one hour documentary charts the amazing 21 year history of the Cross Border Orchestra Ireland, whilst following them through their Peace Proms 2017 concerts in Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast & Limerick.

The Forgotten Gaeltacht’ uses interviews with locals from the Omeath area, along with a walking tour of the now abandoned Gaeilgeoir’s cottages in the Cooley Mountains to help tell the story of the Gaeltacht that used to exist high in its hills, until the last native speakers passed away approximately 50 years ago.

What an amazing night last Thursday 29th in Creative Spark at the premiere screening of the four short documentaries made on our ‘Let Our Voices Be Heard’ documentary training project funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI), Meath Arts Office (Meath County Council) and Create Louth.