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- A small-town obituarist resorts to murder when local work dries up.
- When his over-protective parents pass away, friendless recluse John Cunliffe discovers their land to be extremely valuable, and he is forced to navigate the choppy waters of trust, vengeance and romance for the first time.
- TV crime correspondent Cathal Mac Iarnain prides himself on pursuing the story behind the story, but is too busy to notice that the world of crime is coming closer to home every day.
- The diverse glories of the city of Galway are celebrated in song, performance and imagery in this lyrical bilingual documentary.
- The story of a group of ragtag Irish teens who set up a band to escape their dysfunctional rural town... squatting in a disused post office, embezzling money from 1916 centenary funds, falling in and out of love and becoming 'internet famous' along the way.
- Referred to only as 'Miss D' because of her young age, a pregnant Irish teenager with a fatal fetal abnormality fights for her right to travel abroad for an abortion.
- On that chilly starlit night, a tall brooding stranger entered Tooreen dance hall, with a whiff of danger emanating from him. Bridget had the innocence of Eve in the Garden of Eden but she shared her inquisitiveness. When the two of them took to the dance floor, heads turned. Tooreen, where cheek to cheek dancing was forbidden by the priests, had never witnessed this kind of lustful dancing before.
- A creative sports documentary telling the real story of footballing hero Páidí Ó Sé, eight time All-Ireland winner, rogue and the uncrowned king of his native parish of Ventry, Co. Kerry. In this candid portrait, Páidí's life story is told by his neighbours, family and closest friends, just a year after his untimely death.
- This is a biopic of Donegal writer and agitator Peadar O'Donnell chronicling his fight for human rights in an Ireland that had not yet heard of the term.