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Slasher movie will have you in Stitches

Posted on 20/10/2012 by Colum McCormack-Crowe
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Stitches isn’t just another gory slasher film, it’s an Irish gory slasher film. Shot entirely here in Ireland, it’s directed by the uniquely original Irish film maker Conor McMahon, who made his feature film debut in 2004, a low budget … Continue reading →

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Attention ‘Grabbers’!!

Posted on 11/08/2012 by Colum McCormack-Crowe
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Its not very often that we can say there is a big movie written by home grown talent. So when I found out that one of this summer’s highly anticipated movies was written by a Cork man I jumped at … Continue reading →

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RTÉ … Live from Cork?

Posted on 28/07/2012 by Colum McCormack-Crowe
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As most film and TV enthusiasts are now aware Cork is fast becoming an Irish hub for film making with the industry expanding in the area. Its no surprise as we have a wealth of talent here. Now it seems … Continue reading →

Posted in Film, Latest | Tagged cork, film, RTE, television | 2 Replies

Handy Sandie… What’s the story like?

Posted on 19/07/2012 by Colum McCormack-Crowe
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  The Republic of Telly has proved to be a huge success since it first hit our screens back in 2009, with its satirical sketches. It has helped launch the careers of  The Rubber Bandits, Damo and Ivor and also … Continue reading →

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Cracking lunch!

Posted on 17/07/2012 by Billy Lyons
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NASH 19: Cracking lunch! I hadn’t been in to Nash 19 for a while and it was great to see the Nash 19 crew in top form when I called in for a midweek lunch. It just gets better and … Continue reading →

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‘Epic’ turn out for ‘Open Auditions’

Posted on 09/07/2012 by Colum McCormack-Crowe
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‘Open Auditions’ on a poster is always a way to catch a budding young actor’s eye. These posters seem to be getting ever more present in Cork as the amount of productions being filmed here increases. This is also down … Continue reading →

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Partly cloudy but pure Cork

Posted on 03/07/2012 by Colum McCormack-Crowe
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After the success of  last years Dramatic short film ‘All Night Long’, which was nominated for a string of awards and shown at almost every respectable film festival, Medicine Hat Films are back with the highly anticipated ‘Partly cloudy’. A … Continue reading →

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Cork’s Film and TV Industry

Posted on 03/07/2012 by Colum McCormack-Crowe
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Upon hearing the news that two new Film and TV production studios are to open in Cork with plans to promote the county as a prime production location to the international film world, I decided now would be quite a … Continue reading →

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Electric. Cork boy, and eclectic

Posted on 03/07/2012 by Billy Lyons
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  Loved it last week when I was able to take a couple of Australian friends to a local restaurant that was serving some very lovely local food. At the same time, the menu featured some exotic items (feta, Halloumi) … Continue reading →

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Fabulous Food Trails in Cork

Posted on 25/06/2012 by Sheila
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There are no words to be searched for – Fabulous sums it up perfectly and the photographs here will hopefully speak for themselves.  Our relaxed and friendly guide Alice of Fabulous Food Trails, gathered her brood together at The English Market last Saturday … Continue reading →

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