by Damien O’Connor, Writer/Director of After You In early 2010 I was awarded a grant by the Irish Film Board, RTÉ, The Arts Council and the BAI to make my short animated film After You. The idea for the film was to tell the tale of a Dublin doorman over sixty years. The storyline allowed […]
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After You,
Animation,
Architecture,
Brown Bag Studios,
Cel' Division,
Damien O'Connor,
Dublin Doorman,
Eli O'Dowd,
Eoin Kavanagh,
Film,
IFTAs,
JDIFF,
Modelling,
National Library of Ireland,
Shorts,
Thomas Newenham Deane,
Wireframe replica
by Oliver O’Hanlon, PhD student, University College Cork Simone Téry travelled to Ireland at a seminal moment in the birth of modern Ireland. My research involves analysing newspaper articles written by French journalists who visited Ireland during the twentieth century, to see how Ireland was being reported in the French press at this time. This […]
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En Irlande,
Flammarion,
George Russell,
Human Question Mark,
Irish Civil War,
Irish War of Independence,
Journalism,
L’île des bardes,
L’Oeuvre,
Michael Brennan,
Michael Collins,
Oliver O'Hanlon,
Reportage,
Sean O'Casey,
Simone Téry,
The Irish Statesman
by Audrey McGinley, NLI Conservation Intern At the start of my conservation internship I was involved with the return of a loan from the National Gallery of Ireland exhibition Jack of all Trades: Yeats’s Punch Cartoons and Illustrations by Irish Painters. This loan included 10 prints and drawings, and 6 bound volumes from our NLI […]
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Cartoons,
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Exhibitions,
Jack B. Yeats,
Jack of all Trades,
Mylar,
National Gallery of Ireland,
Punch
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