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 \n·An interlude in fighting the famine……  \nfirst galway film fleadh  \nSpecial thanks to  \nFleadh Team  \nLeo Ward,  \nJoe McMahon:  \nArchival Films  \nConor Anderson &  \nEuropean Films/Funding Day  \nLelia Doolan:  \nAbbey Films  \nScannáln Gaellge  \nBob Quinn:  \nfor use of the  \nEmerging Irish Film-makers  \nMiriam Allen:  \nAnimation from Ireland  \nCladdagh Palace  \nSteve Woods:  \nCinema  \nMaria Murray:  \nPoster and Art-work  \nAssistant to Fleadh team  \nJames Mahon:  \nOffice and Film Handling  \nSlobhan Gibbons:  \nAnita Guidera:  \nPress  \nReceptlon and Guests  \nMartha O'Neol  \nAisling Prlor &  \nTickets  \nTim Fleming  \nTed Sheehy:  \nJoe Comerford Films  \nRegistration  \nBreda Walsh:  \nCinema:  \nVolunteers:  \nPat Comer  \nFor Abbey films;  \nCaoimhe McCabe  \nMaria Gibbons  \nGabriella Grand  \nMarie Chevalier  \nRichard McMahon  \nMarisa Grandi  \nFreddie Diviney  \nMaud Hand  \nNiall Hughes  \nSimeon Smith  \nJane Gogan  \nMike Grieve  \nFor the Fleadh;  \nFrank McCarthy  \nJohnny Gogan  \nMark Hand  \nJoe Chalmers  \nBob Cantwell  \nDeirdre Ní Thuairisg  \nBarra de Bhaldraithe  \nHuao Seale  \nNuala Broderick  \nKlaus Sebald  \nBilly Keady  \nBooking  \nArts Festival Booking Office, 1 Cross Street and Claddagh Palace Cinema.  \n2 for daytime sessions, 2 for each European film or  \nTickets:  \n5 for full day+evening ticket to all showings.  \nAn Arts Festival Season Ticket,price 50.00,entitles the bearer to two tickets for  \nall events in the Arts Festival,including the Film Fleadh. However, tickets must  \nbe booked in the usual way.  \nDelegate Pass admits to relevant daytime screenings. European Funding Day  \nis free  \nTea/Coffee and light lunch available daily at Claddagh Palace Foyer and Car Park..  \nConten ts  \nIrish Archival Films…………………………………………………………6,7,8,9  \nVenus Peter……………………………………………………………………………10  \nLandscape In The Mist …………………………………………………1  \nEuropean Funding Day………………………………………………………12  \nThe Sound And The Fury………………………………………………13  \nFarewell To False Paradise………………………………………………13  \nIrish Silent Films………………………………………………………………………………13  \nIrish Language Films…………………………………………………15,16,21  \nThe Cannibals ……………………………………………………………………2  \nHard Times…………………………………………………………………………………22  \nLa Senyora……………………………………………………………………………………23  \nThe Virgin Machine …………………………………………………………23  \nFilms From Emerging Irish Film-makers …………24,25,30  \nIrish Animation Films And Discussion………………26,27,28  \nThe Gen","cbCaiiJAGl87Y3rf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiJAGl87Y3rf","pdf",24976278,10,"English","# Irish Archival Films\n## Introduction","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of presenting a programme of Irish archival films?\",\"answer\":\"To provide entertainment and offer an experience like revisiting past times, from early viewers to more recent memories.\"},{\"question\":\"Which time span do the selected Irish archival films cover?\",\"answer\":\"They date from 1911 to the early seventies.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is a national film archive important in the programme’s message?\",\"answer\":\"Ireland lacks a properly funded National Film Archive, and valuable material has been destroyed due to neglect; the Irish Film Institute is working to provide essential infrastructure for proper development.\"}]","First Galway Film Fleadh - Introduction | PDF",6]