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A short film ‘A Roscommon Snapshot’ – inspired by an old Roscommon Herald photo of three Boyle men reading the paper while serving in Vietnam – will take place…

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Local filmmakers will feature prominently in TG4's landmark Christmas extravaganza - Sámhlú - on the 15th December, 9.30pm. Strandhill camera and lightingmen Peter Clyne and Niall Flynn have teamed up with director Johnny Gogan and dancer Edwina Guckian to produce a film which celebrates the strawboy (or "mummer") tradition in Sligo and Leitrim Their film will be part of a 90 minute film which features comedian and actor Tommy Tiernan playing the character of a wanderer arriving into a night time village to use his talent of tapping into the dreams of the citizens. The film is above all a t...

That their size is actually an asset. >> these look great. you've got john's, macs, sort of the goldens. >> greg hall of benville, michigan, is very picky about which apples go into his hard seider. this morning he and peter clyne, the owner of nearby seedling orchard of testing. >> you can see how they cluster. >> and tasting. >> as a seider maker, we're looking for aroma and flavor, acid and tannin from the apple. >> as an independent brewer greg is part of a small but rapidly growing beverage category, hard site ter, where his virtue cider label has been thriving. >> three years ago nobody ...