The London Irish Centre writes:

We are delighted to partner with the Irish Film Institute to bring film heritage to Irish communities in London and across the UK.

Under the headings ‘Ireland of Yesterday’, ‘Watch Irish History Unfold’, and ‘Rediscover Television Adverts’, the Reels from Home collection includes materials which date as far back as the early 1900s. It includes both professional and amateur films documenting all aspects of Irish life including tourism, industry, sport, entertainment, and much more.

Reels From Home: Irish Film Heritage at Your Fingertips brings together a wide range of fascinating content from the IFI Irish Film Archive into one specially curated collection.

Reels from Home is now available free-to-view on the IFI Player and via the IFI Player suite of apps developed by Irish tech company Axonista.

Reels From Home (IFI)

 

Good Vibrations: The Play.

From the movie of the same name, Good Vibrations is the story of Ulster Punk told from the perspective of a radical and rebellious Belfast record store owner named Terri Hooley.

Some Old Queen writes:

The play is now available for 24 hours only on YouTube….

Good Vibrations

Last night.

Tonight Show on VMT.

Michéal Martin tells Ivan Yates why Fianna Fáil is at its best in power in his first telly interview since agreeing the programme for government

Fight!

The Tonight Show

Thanks Elizabeth O’Neil

This morning.

RIP

Pubs intending to open can provide a time slot of 105 minutes for customers under new Covid guidelines

A pint with a friend just for fun
Is something that soon can be done
And your friend, I should say
Won’t be sat far away
As two metres have now become one

John Moynes

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