CineIreland

With a heavy heart I will be putting CineIreland on hold. Life has got in the way and I just do not have the time to give it the proper att...

From the opening scene it is clear John Michael Mc Donagh is aiming for a weightier tone than the lighter one successfully employed in his ...

All it takes is one inspired moment in a movie to get you in sync with it. I had been enjoying Jack and Ralph Plan a Murder up to a point ...

Given Ireland ’s reputation for the gift of the gab and its high rate of people attending college it is surprising that there hasn’t been m...

2013 was not a vintage year for Irish film. There were some exceptions of course but a small handful of films aside, the quality was down o...

Although it pains me to say it, it has not been a particularly vintage year for Irish film. There were none released that were particularly...

Director Mark O’Connor arrived at the Galway Film Fleadh with a bang in 2012. Armed with a manifesto and two films under his arm he wanted ...