To mark the 100th anniversary of the publication of Ulysses, a new documentary sets out to unlock one of most impregnatable and explosive books of modern times.

To mark Druid Theatre's 30th anniversary, one of the most ambitious projects in Irish theatre for many years was produced - to stage the entire canon of John Millington Synge's work, back to back, over eight hours.

“A Woman’s Heart” was released in 1992 and instantly became the biggest selling album in Irish music history.

Following Banville from his first sexual awakenings on the beaches of Wexford through a 'grindingly boring job as a clerk' in Aer Lingus, to work as a journalist with the Irish Press.

Brendan Behan was one of Ireland’s best-known writers and talkers. He is chiefly remembered for his drinking, his wit, and his writing, probably in that order.

Now in her eighty-second year and in advance of publishing her memoirs, Edna O'Brien opened her home and her heart to documentary filmmakers for this intimate portrait of her.

Eileen Gray was an extraordinary Irish woman, always ahead of her time. Thirty years after her death, she is still considered to be the very essence of the Modern.

Over the course of an academic year filled with fierce competition and world-class performances, our cameras follow a number of the Royal Irish Academy of Music’s students as they train, practice, audition and perform at some of the academy’s most prestigious annual events. This brand new observational documentary series offers unique access into one of Ireland’s most distinguished academies and one of the world’s top institutions for performing arts.

A fascinating arts documentary about a German/Irish artist, Imogen Stuart. Growing up in Berlin during WWII with wonderful 8mm footage from that time, Love, took her to Ireland in her early twenties and she married into the family of Maud Gonne. Imogen has gone on to become one of the most celebrated sculptors of her time.

The whole island of Ireland is a stage as some of the country’s finest musicians are filmed in some of the country’s most beautiful settings.

In this unique film, recorded in Positano, on Italy's rugged Amalfi coast, internationally acclaimed concert pianist John O'Conor tries to pass on the passion and power of Beethoven's music.

Ireland's greatest living artist, Louis Le Brocquy, celebrated his 90th birthday this year. In this documentary the painter talks about his life and work.

This film marks the Nobel prize-winner's 70th birthday in April 2009.

Narrated by award winning actor Brendan Gleeson, the story of how the curators of the National History Museum in Dublin, popularly known as the “Dead Zoo”, were required to remove two gigantic whale skeletons from the ceiling, where they had hung since the 1890’s.

TradFest- The Dublin Castle Sessions features artists breaking musical bread together.