This Ain’t No Disco :: Season II :: Episode I
In this episode Donal Dineen travels in the footsteps of the legendary ethnomusicologist and archivist Alan Lomax to a remoteContinue Reading
Category: Documentary Short Film
Music documentary films directed by Myles O’Reilly
Glen Hansard Calls His Ma [Come On Up To The House]
A tear-jerker scene from the musical feature ‘Come On Up To The House’, in which the audience attending a GlenContinue Reading
Tenore Cuncordu Orosei in collaboration with Ernst Reijseger
Journey to beautiful Sardinia through the music of Tenore Cuncordu Orosei in collaboration with Ernst Reijseger. The full 24 minuteContinue Reading
Rhob Cunningham Verses The Swiss Alps
In September of 2018 Rhob Cunningham visited René Reusser of Reusser Guitars in Switzerland to play two live concerts. OneContinue Reading
Come On Up To The House
The tent was huge. It could fit hundreds of people. Some in the village didn’t want it there. Objections wereContinue Reading
Backwards To Go Forwards
Arbutus Yarns and Islander came together and made this documentary to take a little snapshot of a very small portionContinue Reading
Glen Hansard :: Raise A Flag
This video for ‘Raise A Flag’ was launched by Hotpress magazine as part of the ‘Now We’re Talking’ campaign, forContinue Reading
The Martin Hayes Quartet :: The Making Of The Blue Room
Taking leaps into the unknown and relishing their unpredictability: Martin Hayes’s appetite for collaboration with musicians from across the spectrumContinue Reading
This Ain’t No Disco :: Episode IV
With performances from David Keenan, Leila Jane, Anna Mieke, Altered Hours, Junior Brother and Hazel Hogan. Discussion and collaboration betweenContinue Reading
This Little Light Of Mine
In early 2017, the Women’s Traveller Group from Labre Park, Ballyfermot, participated in workshops aiming to express their culture inContinue Reading
Stephen James Smith :: Dead Man’s Shirt
Note From author: This poem was written in 2015 in the London Irish Centre. I was kindly asked over toContinue Reading
Sister India [Full Feature]
Sister Loreto left her birthplace Ireland over seventy years ago to become a teacher in Chennai, India. She has chosenContinue Reading
