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Deiseanna
FÍS Film Project Invite Primary Schools to Enter Their Storyboard Storytelling Competition
Irish primary schools are invited to enter the 2024 FÍS Storyboard Storytelling competition. The FÍS Storyboard Storytelling Competition is open to all primary schools in the Republic of Ireland
14/3/2024
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Imeachtaí
Catalyst International Film Festival Hosts Screening The Future Student Day
Booking is now open for Catalyst International Film Festival's Screening The Future Student Day.
5/3/2024
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Imeachtaí
Opportunity for Schools: Young Filmmaker of the Year 2024 call for submissions
Fresh International Film Festival is accepting entries for Ireland’s Young Filmmaker of the Year 2024. Closing date for submissions is 19th January 2024.
15/1/2024
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Imeachtaí
Cork International Film Festival Schools Programme 2023
Cork International Film Festival are presenting a diverse and exciting programme of films for young people as part of their Festival Schools Programme in November.
12/10/2023
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Imeachtaí
Keystone by Art School; An Exhibition of Moving Image at The Courthouse Gallery
The Courthouse Gallery launched Keystone by Art School on 8th September. Commissioned by Clare Arts Office to celebrate twenty years of arts in education programming, Keystone was developed with selected artists Mitch Conlon and James Moran in collaboration with fifth year students from two schools in Co. Clare.
14/9/2023
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Deiseanna
Tá na Gradaim Scannán FÍS 2023 do Bhunscoileanna Oscailte d’Iontrálacha
Tá cuireadh oscailte lainseáilte ag FÍS do bhunscoileanna uile na hÉireann atá ainmnithe ag an Roinn Oideachais, a gcuid scannán a chur isteach sa chomórtas náisiúnta bliantúil Dámhachtainí Scannán FÍS.
25/5/2023
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Earnáil/Beartas
Cláraigh do Chúrsaí Roghnacha sna hEalaíona sa tSraith Shóisearach!
Tá réimse fairsing cúrsaí roghnacha ar fáil ag na hEalaíona sa tSraith Shóisearach le cur in áirithe do mhúinteoirí iar-bhunscoile.
25/5/2023
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