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Double Blind and Sunlight among Irish films screening at Newport Beach Film Festival | The Irish Film & Television Network - Vimarsana News

Double Blind and Sunlight among Irish films screening at Newport Beach Film Festival | The Irish Film & Television Network

Breaking film and television news, production information, interviews, features, top stories, Irish film and television industry.

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Double Blind and Sunlight among Irish films screening at Newport Beach Film Festival | The Irish Film & Television Network - Vimarsana News

Double Blind and Sunlight among Irish films screening at Newport Beach Film Festival | The Irish Film & Television Network

The latest news stories from the Irish Film & Television Network, on production, training opportunities, casting and much more.

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Abbie Larkin: Ringsend buzzing ahead of Ireland's World Cup opener - Vimarsana News

Abbie Larkin: Ringsend buzzing ahead of Ireland's World Cup opener

Ringsend is buzzing ahead of soccer star Abbie Larkin playing in the World Cup tomorrow, with excited locals calling her their Ringsend Rose.

How Syrian child washed up on beach inspires work of sculptor John Behan - Vimarsana News

How Syrian child washed up on beach inspires work of sculptor John Behan

When images of the lifeless three-year-old Syrian Alan Kurdi caused an international storm back in 2015, among those who felt outrage over the migrant crisis was Galway-based sculptor John Behan.

Reconnecting with Ireland's Great Hunger artists - Vimarsana News

Reconnecting with Ireland's Great Hunger artists

Following the closure of the Quinnipiac Ireland's Great Hunger Museum, in Connecticut, Irish academics and artists have declared their support for the Bord's ongoing efforts to preserve the art collection.