"West Cork" - 1940s Father Delany film on Irish Film Institute
With boat rides, dancing, and singalongs, this short film of a visit to West Cork in the 1940s, now available from the Irish Film Institute, looks simply idyllic.
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With boat rides, dancing, and singalongs, this short film of a visit to West Cork in the 1940s, now available from the Irish Film Institute, looks simply idyllic.
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