Was a child killer at large during the Troubles?
The makers of Lost Boys: Belfast’s Missing Children question who was responsible for a series of unexplained disappearances and at least one death
Irish Film Institute
Popcorn in the IFI: is this the buttery end of a long campaign to turn cinemas into feeding pens?
Much as we would wish it otherwise, the exhibitors function within the brutal matrix of neoliberal economics
‘I was a child actor in the 1970s. Now I could be the last generation of projectionists. Only a few of us remain’
What I Do: Paul Markey works at the Irish Film Institute in Dublin
The Dead: Indisputably Ireland’s greatest work of Christmas art
Hugh Linehan: It’s the time of year when I bend people’s ears about James Joyce’s Epiphany-set masterpiece
Oscars 2022: 11 great Irish moments at the Academy Awards
Daniel Day-Lewis, Brenda Fricker and many others have taken home an Oscar to Ireland
Irish Film Institute asks Dublin City Council to help it secure extra space
Museum venue plan has role to play in vibrancy of city’s cultural life, says IFI director
‘Fantastic buzz’ in Dublin city as restrictions end
People eager to attend pubs, restaurants, cinemas and cafes again, with some queuing for 20 minutes
‘I swear to God, he’s the image of my neighbour’: Do you recognise anyone in this 100-year-old film?
Footage shot in Ireland in the 1920s by a US ornithologist is being restored. Can you help?
Top cultural spots to visit and gifts for the festive season
‘For all the joys of the virtual world ... there is still a special pleasure in opening up a big box full of goodies’
From Sally Rooney to Avatar: How popular culture can help address climate crisis
Inserting the crisis into popular books, films and shows can highlight challenges we face
Resignations cast shadow over Sláintecare health service reforms
Government insists it is more committed than ever to implementing programme
Head of Sláintecare health reform programme resigns
Coalition ‘more committed than ever before to implementing ... programme of reform’
‘The Swiss are relaxed and lockdown measures were very humane’
Wild Geese: Photographer Shannon Guerrico co-runs an art gallery in Lausanne
Yazidi women and girls still enslaved by Isis within detention camp
Survivors trapped along with their captors among the 60,000 detainees inside Al-Hawl camp in Syria
Bicycle-drawn hearse brings cycling advocate on his last journey
Paddy Cahill made films about cycling and Dublin’s architectural legacy
Virgin Media film competition judges include Abrahamson and McGee
Irish industry ‘very conscious’ of need for more development funding, says Bill Malone
ClassicsNow festival set to bring ancient Greece and Rome to life
Theatre, dance and literature events can all be enjoyed online
Shot dead in Dublin 100 years ago: the man who started the War of Independence
Sean Treacy, one of the most-wanted men in Ireland, was shot on Talbot Street in Dublin
The Savoy may soon be the last big cinema in the heart of Dublin
Cineworld shut down ... Bond postponed again ... The cinema sector is on life support
Irish Film Institute release treasure trove of GAA archive
All-Ireland films from the 1940s onwards will be available on the IFI Player
Tenet: One cinema is showing the film 29 times today alone
Today is a giant step in the normalisation of the cinema industry in Ireland and worldwide
Why most cinemas won’t reopen on Monday – even though they can
‘I just want to get trading. I have been sitting on my butt since March,’ says one manager
James Bond film decision was the canary in the coalmine
Coronavirus: Cinemas are closed, festivals cancelled, movie productions halted
RIC row: ‘Shameful’ if spirit and tolerance of 2016 events lost
Advisory group chair hopes War of Independence, Civil War marked as Rising was
Ready for reckoning – a film about how Germany (eventually) faced its Nazi past
Irishman's Diary: The People vs Fritz Bauer tells story of thwarted trials post-Nuremberg
Event of the Week: Horrorthon 2019
Irish Film Institute brings Little Monsters, Colour Out of Space and more to its screens
The priest who filmed inside a Dublin Magdalene Laundry
Fr Jack Delaney made rare films depicting Irish life before the advent of television
How regular doses of ‘vitamin sea’ helped one woman’s migraine attacks
By the time Beth Francis was in her twenties she was having up to 28 migraines a month
20 years after I ‘did’ Erasmus, Berlin is still my home
At the time, it seemed like a tiresome hoop to jump through. But it changed my life
What happened when Fleabag and, briefly, the Hot Priest came to a Dublin cinema?
Long queues at the Irish Film Institute for a live screening of Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s sell-out West End show
Ireland's original hard Border: Rare footage shows what it was like
British Pathé newsreel from 1924 depicts the ‘much debated Ulster Border’
Rare U2 Dublin concert footage revealed
Footage of secret concert on community centre roof in Sheriff Street in 1982 emerges
Council offered to censor politically sensitive Chinese new year events
Dublin City Council agreed to change elements following Chinese embassy lobbying
If The Great Escape were made today, Twitter would go berserk
Re-released this week, the ‘absolute rubbish’ film is one of the most entertaining movies ever
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