Screen Ireland (Fís Éireann)

Irish director Paul Duane has financed All You Need Is Death largely out of his own pocket. Now the horror film is generating a lot of buzz

No ghosts, vampires or mummies, RTÉ has told pitching producers. But as it plots its way out of its financial crisis, what type of stories is it bringing to viewers?

At a ‘very tough’ moment for the international industry, the Element Pictures co-founder hopes this month’s Storyhouse event at the Light House can help screenwriters ‘move to the next phase’

Fancy earning by having your home join the ranks of those featured in the likes of Bad Sisters and TV adaptations of Sally Rooney’s novels?

‘Wonderful time for Irish filmmaking,’ says Murphy as agency reports production spending of €322m in 2023

Obituary, Northern Lights, The Dry and Blue Lights brought a critical mass of quality to our screens in 2023, but future is far from certain

Responsibility lies with cash-strapped broadcaster to agree post-crisis changes to secure additional State funding, says Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe

Screen Ireland welcomes increase in expenditure cap to €125m amid ‘all-time high’ for film and TV budgets

Price-conscious film fans made the most of National Cinema Day on Saturday with tickets available for just €4 across the country

Almost every cinema in the country will be participating in the annual initiative to boost numbers going out to see films

Actor and trade unionist who played role in Pirates of the Caribbean says he earned less than €10,000 from acting last year and has no pension of his own

Many film sets now hiring sustainability advisers to cut down on waste and use of fossil fuels

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Analysis highlights deficit in bridging gap between education system and workplace-readiness

September conference ‘excellent opportunity’ to build on recent industry success, says Minister for Culture Catherine Martin in Los Angeles

New production company will target international co-productions in scripted and premium factual content

Sector will lose out on €100 million in extra funding if proposed levy is not introduced until 2026

Producer was at the heart of showing the Irish film and TV industry had the talent and facilities to compete with any rivals

‘Brilliant, witty and wise’, Flynn was attached to projects including Angela’s Ashes and Veronica Guerin

The Banshees of Inisherin star will voice Minding Creative Minds campaign launched at Screen Ireland event

Report commissioned by Screen Ireland assesses ‘cultural dividend’ of Section 481 amid concerns about project cap and end to regional uplift

‘Loophole’ that means RTÉ services can be consumed over internet without a licence will ‘get worse’ if not closed, Oireachtas media committee hears

Representatives of main broadcasters due before Oireachtas media committee to discuss future of Irish television and film sectors

An Cailín Ciúin is the first Irish-language film to make the best international feature film shortlist. The trick now is to ensure Ireland submits an entry every year

Minister for Media Catherine Martin has introduced a string of amendments to the Online Safety and Media Regulation Bill

Screen Ireland and Enterprise Ireland have led a delegation of 11 companies to the Los Angeles event

End credits beckon for measure that aims to bring production out of Dublin and Wicklow but hasn’t had long enough to properly catch on

Breadth and quality of ideas submitted ‘very encouraging’, says Animation Ireland

Credit, which expires at the end of 2023, brought productions out of Dublin and Wicklow, Oireachtas committee hears

Coming-of-age drama and Irish entry for best international feature at the upcoming Oscars hits new milestone

The Cine4 film's box office triumph shows what can be achieved if the right funding is in place