Irish Film Institute

Theatre, dance and literature events can all be enjoyed online

Sean Treacy, one of the most-wanted men in Ireland, was shot on Talbot Street in Dublin

Cineworld shut down ... Bond postponed again ... The cinema sector is on life support

All-Ireland films from the 1940s onwards will be available on the IFI Player

Today is a giant step in the normalisation of the cinema industry in Ireland and worldwide

‘I just want to get trading. I have been sitting on my butt since March,’ says one manager

Coronavirus: Cinemas are closed, festivals cancelled, movie productions halted

Advisory group chair hopes War of Independence, Civil War marked as Rising was

Irishman's Diary: The People vs Fritz Bauer tells story of thwarted trials post-Nuremberg

Irish Film Institute brings Little Monsters, Colour Out of Space and more to its screens

Fr Jack Delaney made rare films depicting Irish life before the advent of television

By the time Beth Francis was in her twenties she was having up to 28 migraines a month

At the time, it seemed like a tiresome hoop to jump through. But it changed my life

Long queues at the Irish Film Institute for a live screening of Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s sell-out West End show

British Pathé newsreel from 1924 depicts the ‘much debated Ulster Border’

Footage of secret concert on community centre roof in Sheriff Street in 1982 emerges

Dublin City Council agreed to change elements following Chinese embassy lobbying

Re-released this week, the ‘absolute rubbish’ film is one of the most entertaining movies ever

Whatever name the building was known by in its lifetime, it was always a city landmark

Dublin International Film Festival: Paul Duane’s What Time Is Death? charts Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty’s latest singular project

The ending of the ban on women voting and standing for election is being celebrated across the country

‘Dead Souls’ will be screened over two days. Can something that long be called a ‘movie’?

Lineup includes Lukas Dhont’s ‘Girl’, Christophe Honoré’s ‘Sorry Angel’ and a documentary about John McEnroe that includes shouting

Donald Clarke: Hand over €19 and a supercomfy, well-oiled cinema experience is yours

Independent cinemas criticise ‘exclusive’ deal with Curzon chain, which has no screens in Ireland

‘Finding a counsellor with a wheelchair-accessible practice shouldn’t be this difficult’

Spotlight should fall on section 481, as delays in scheme weaken Irish audiovisual industry

New film ‘An Engineer Imagines’ explores the work of the boundary-pushing Peter Rice

Director Wim Wenders says pope answered every question ‘spontaneously and in-depth’

At Kilkenny Arts Festival young architects imagine what the city might look like in the future

Laura Magahy owns consultancy firm which received €2.2m from the HSE in 2016

Former director of Temple Bar Properties was also involved with the ‘Bertie Bowl’

Former candidate and man she claims cost her 2016 election visit on Friday of next week

Irish Film Institute brings together 150 films from 1900 to 1930, showing key events of Irish history

‘I’m the person who should speak out ... I did what I thought was right’

60 years ago, Delaney’s play ‘A Taste of Honey’ brought working-class realities to the stage

Many performances around the country called off and festivals are severely curtailed

Films you should see at the tri-located 2018 Audi Dublin International Film Festival

Some 1,500 hours of content have been digitised under a scheme funded by the licence fee