Screen Ireland hails ‘strong’ reviews for Irish slate at Toronto festival

Blueprint aims to double employment and turnover in audiovisual sector in five years

Embassy dinner attended by executives from RTÉ, TV3, BBC, Sky and Channel 4

Funding for Abbey Theatre, museums, National Archives and National Library

Investigation of Temple Bar-based centre follows failure to release funds for documentary

TV adaptation of George RR Martin’s Nightflyers and Wolfwalkers among highly anticipated productions

Four Irish actors and one producer made it onto Screen International’s 'future talent' list

Funding scheme with Irish Film Board will see four pilots and one full series produced

Irish brands are making waves in the highly lucrative world of cosmetics

Is the Irish film industry conquering the world or living in La La Land?

Co-productions with UK should survive, but free movement vital, says film board

Yorgos Lanthimos’s ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’ from Element Pictures premieres at the French film festival to great acclaim

Ireland needs to ‘go big or go home’ on film and television industry strategy, event hears

Director general of RTÉ says licence fee system is broken and new approach is required

Cavan meeting hears of challenges facing culture, regions and Border communities

2017 production slate includes films starring Pat Shortt, Cillian Murphy and Elle Fanning

Magma build-up found at Sakurajima volcano, on south-west tip of East Asian country

‘Game of Thrones’ is safe, says HBO, but some question whether another ‘Brooklyn’ could get made once the UK leaves the European Union

McBride’s is one of a number of high-profile culture contracts due to expire

Irish Film Board welcomes plans to shoot along ‘some of our most spectacular locations along the Wild Atlantic Way’

Ahead of 88th Academy Awards, the Irish film industry decamps to Hollywood

Global acclaim and a fistful of Oscar nominations: we ask four industry heavy hitters what is going on

Four film industry voices discuss how Irish film has upped its game, and the work that’s left to do

Critical and commercial successes include seven Irish films at Sundance Film Festival

Paddy Breathnach’s film portrays young gay man’s struggle to get by in present-day Cuba

R&D is ‘the lifeblood’ of the film and television business, says James Hickey

Over 250 delegates to attend event which is the brainchild of former Web Summit executive producer Lesley O’Connor

Disney Lucasfilm utilised Naval Service and Air Corps during Skellig Michael filming

Irish Film Board refuses to deny discussions on use of Unesco world heritage site in film

Irish drama production has already benefited from the interest of the new tech players

Irish Film Board confirms it has no firm plans to fund the Iftas

Chairman Bill O’Herlihy says sector ‘can do better’ if it secures higher Government funding

Highly acclaimed film won awards at Edinburgh, SXSW and Anca festivals

Ireland and European partners extend independent film shows to marginal regions

Simon Fitzmaurice, who screened a short film at the Sundance Film Festival just before his diagnosis, is halfway through shooting ‘My Name is Emily’ on location in Co Wicklow

Controversial director also criticised for ‘disrespectful’ comments about Irish film industry

Concerns raised about impact of filming Star Wars during breeding season on the world heritage site

Academy says it is unfair to blame the audience for noise levels

Chief executive says it is unfair to blame audience

How about establishing a €2 million competition to produce Irish-language films that the world wants to see?