❗ Don't miss out on the next S481 Screen Talks taking place tomorrow, Tuesday, 25th June Irish Film Institute! Join international best-selling author/screenwriter Jo Spain in conversation with actor/writer Stephen Jones. Learn more & register for free ▶ bit.ly/3KD91fe

Our new series written by Jo Spain and directed by Lucy Gaffy has started filming in Dublin. Supported by Screen Ireland - read all about it! Jim Sturgess and Teresa Palmer Join ‘Mix Tape’ Series Now Shooting in Dublin (EXCLUSIVE) variety.com/2024/tv/news/f… via @variety

Our feature film JOYRIDE, starring Olivia Colman, has its Irish tv premiere tonight on RTÉ One at 9:35 pm. Filmed entirely in Kerry over the summer of 2021 with a fantastic cast and crew. Supported by Screen Ireland Department of Culture, Communications and Sport Kerry County Council - Comhairle Contae Chiarraí

📺Trailer for our new series #TheBoyThatNeverWas 🗓️First episode premieres on RTÉ One at 9:30pm on the 1st of Sept. 📽️ Produced in association with @abacus_rights Screen Ireland Irish Film Tax Credit Tourism-Culture-Arts-Gaeltacht-Sport-Media

‘Your ability in school is no reflection on what you can achieve in life,’ says hotelier John Brennan . John appears in our new documentary LOST FOR WORDS - airing this Weds 9:35pm on RTÉ One independent.ie/irish-news/you…

Our new documentary Lost for Words airs tomorrow night at 9:35 pm on RTÉ One ✍️ Funded by Coimisiún na Meán

Thank you Deadline for featuring TBTNW as a Global Breakout. Check out the article and interview with Exec Producer Tristan Orpen Lynch below

📢 LOST FOR WORDS airs tonight on RTÉ One at 9:35 pm. Check out a sneak peak 👇 Funded by RTÉ and Coimisiún na Meán John Brennan on dyslexia: We see things differently, that's a strenght |... youtu.be/xXNJ32jTDwM?si… via YouTube

Thank you to everyone for watching LOST FOR WORDS last night. The response has been brilliant. You can catch up on the RTÉ Player now 👇 rte.ie/player/movie/l… Thanks to RTÉ and Coimisiún na Meán for supporting the doc.

If you missed #LostForWords, last night's inspiring doc about dyslexia, you can catch it here. Thanks to SUBOTICA for handling the subject & your wonderful contributors so sensitively & creatively. @dyslexiaireland. Lost for Words - RTÉ Player (rte.ie)

🚨 The Irish series finale of The Boy That Never Was airs this Sunday night at 9:30 pm on RTÉ One Supported by @screenireland Department of Culture, Communications and Sport #ColinMorgan #ToniORourke #boythatneverwas

"Aisha’s world is a lonely one and Cinematographer Tom Comerford often positions the camera to call attention to her solitude." Dale Kearney takes a look at the grim reality captured in Frank Berry's 'Aisha'. filmireland.net/2024/10/05/rev…

THE BOY THAT NEVER WAS premieres on @Alibi_channel in the UK tonight at 9pm! Based on the Sunday Times best-selling novel and starring Colin Morgan and Toni O’Rourke. For more: bit.ly/47a6Km3 SUBOTICA #TheBoyThatNeverWas #ColinMorgan #ToniORourke

Lost for Words has been nominated for a Mental Health Media Award 🥳 Congrats to Director / Producer Pamela Drynan and the rest of the team! Funded by RTÉ One and Coimisiún na Meán

Congratulations to WFT Ireland board member, director Hannah Quinn, for her IFTA nomination for Best Director – Drama, for the television series The Boy That Never Was! ifta.ie/news/nominatio…

Mix Tape has been selected for SXSW 2025 ! Thanks to Screen Ireland and Department of Culture, Communications and Sport for supporting the production of the series! #MixTape

Hannah Quinn (The Boy That Never Was) reacts to her nomination in the Director - Drama category, ahead of the IFTA Awards 2025 on Friday 14th February. #IFTA

Drama Case Study: The Making of ‘The Boy That Never Was’ 💚✨📺 This case study panel delves into the creative and technical process behind the RTÉ’s gripping drama series ‘The Boy That Never Was’, from its powerful script to the challenges of shooting on location in Morocco.

Tonight our British Film Premiere season with BFI continues with AISHA Starring the brilliant Letitia Wright and Josh O’Connor, Frank Berry’s intense and heartfelt film is a must-watch. BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

Aisha screens on BBC 2 tonight!