Compilation of Irish Musicians music videos

As part of our ongoing Tapestry production - focusing on the commemoration of the Great Lockout of 1913 - we present five podcasts from an excellent seminar that occurred in April. The launch of 'A Capital in Conflict: Dublin city and the 1913 Lockout' brought together five of the contributors to the book to present their papers. Short videos taken from these presentations will be broadcast on DCTV from August 26th.

Join our host Danny Carroll in The Parlour bar in Whelans for episode 3 of our brand new music telly series. This week's studio audience were treated to some hyper hip hop vibes from Rusangano Family as well as some chats with Brian Coney from The Thin Air and Andy Walsh from Little Gem Records store. Also featuring an interview with The Altered Hours carried out by our very own bar buzzer, Ray Wingnut.

This third installment in "The Communities" series of Beyond The Classroom focuses on the work of health education activists within the travelling community. It charts Pavee Point's succesful efforts to set up an effective health service for travellers throughout the country.

Set in Stone is a documentary celebrating the tradition of masonry in Cork. It tells the story of the Cork masons and a way of life which has now all but disappeared. Well known families of masons speak in the film about their culture, their traditions, their work and their unique language and this is combined with a rich collection of archival material from the Cork Mason’s Union.

When Ariana Siliprandi agreed to cook the favourite dish of the Italian community living in Ireland, she little thought that she'd be standing face-to-face with buffalo in the pastures of Cork

Documentary and history of the Republican Congress 1934

O Get Inside dessa semana trouxe para o estúdio o assunto "Manifestações no Brasil". E para discutir política, contamos com a presença dos brasileiros Adrian Farrell, Rafael Escóssia, Samy Monastier e Victor Torres.

Democracy Now! is an hour-long American TV, radio and internet news program. The program combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and political commentary

Read Write Now is an acclaimed adult-literacy TV series. In this TV programme, ‘The Perfect Picture’, Mick and Orla are a fairly typical twenty something couple trying to get together the price of a deposit on a house. So a night out is often a trip to the pictures. We see them scan the papers, organise getting there, get money from an ATM and finally decide on where to eat afterwards..

The video above is the sixth - and last - episode of the second season of a music show produced in the DCTV Shopfront Studio in Temple Bar. Join Danny Carroll for; an interview with, and a live performance in studio by Halves,a rundown of this weekend's gigs in Dublin, a summer-charged music video from Ginnels, a lovely visit to the Where Were You?

The Powerdown Show is a series of 10 twenty-minute films, which explore how we might positively adapt to climate and energy uncertainty and build sustainable communities. The programmes have been broadcast by community and public access TV stations in Ireland, Canada and Australia, as well as being screened by Transition communities from all over the world. This episode covers the themes Food Miles, Trade and Food Systems

While the Communities episodes of Beyond the Classroom may tell us about the outcomes of community education, this second episode of the Practitioners series, both through the location footage and the studio discussion in DCTV's 'learning circle set', shows us the practice of Community education.

SPEAK follows six unforgettable characters as they prepare to compete for the title, "World Champion of Public Speaking." SPEAK is a powerful, inspiring documentary about conquering life's hurdles and finding your voice. Directed by Paul Galichia and Brian Weidling

D18 See Dublin through the eyes of non-national residents who have developed a deep love of Dublin and want to share this passion with a broader community, both locally and overseas.

NearTV presents to you amazing concert music filmed live inside Dublin’s Hugh Lane Gallery. Performing for you in this episode is the wonderful Francesco Turrisi on piano. Also in this episode our host Ken Tuohy chats with Francesco Turrisi about his love for piano and his influences The Hugh Lane concert series is a 5 part series, with each episode showcasing the talent of some amazing groups in Ireland.

Discussion on the state of our seas and oceans

This episode traces the canal from its historic origins, when horse-drawn barges originally travelled this water route to its emergence as an important environmental and leisure haven.

Democracy Now! is an hour-long American TV, radio and internet news program. The program combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and political commentary

In this episode we travel to Galway, where musician and composer, Jez Colborne worked with Bradford based learning disability theatre company Mind the Gap, Galway-based project “That’s Life” and the Town Hall Theatre to create a musical, promenade piece entitled Trickster, heavily influenced by the tales of Odysseus.

Join our host Danny Carroll in The Parlour bar in Whelans for episode 4 of our brand new music telly series. This week's studio audience were treated to some tuneage by So Cow as well as some chats with Ciaran Smith from Crayonsmith and Sean Corcoran. Also featuring an interview with scientific scavangers BATS carried out by our very own bar buzzer, Ray Wingnut.

The final episode of the documentary series - Beyond the Classroom The Communities - this, the story of mens group MAIN brings the series right up to date. The story begins the night of the Champions League final and looks at how a disparate group of men developed supports and courses through community education for a growing but still little visible community - the isolated, unemployed male. As ever stylishly shot and told this fourth episode concludes a moving and insightful series.

On the 6th of November 2012 President Michael D Higgins launched the Tapestry project, a major collaborative arts commemoration of the 1913 lockout. DCTV has been following this project as part of a major television project for the centenary

Romanian, Uta, manages The Shack restaurant in Temple Bar, but she took time out from her busy work life to take on the Romancing Ireland challenge. The Romanian community in Ireland chose 'sarmale' as one of the dishes in their favourite meal. But how do you replace the rice in the dish with something grown in Ireland?

26.11.2024 - Department of Justice Dublin. Orla O’Connor (NWCI), Sarah Mason (Womens Aid Federation Northern Ireland), Emma Reidy (Aoibhneas), Eileen Murphy, Salome Trauth (Akidwa)

This week we'll be kicking off the programme with the 'Sit Fit' routine before talking to Tony Owens who has recently started a Physical Activity Leaders course. Then we shift the focus to Meath with a profile of the Moynalty men's shed project and a chat to Chris Forest who is a member of the Summerhill shed project

Democracy Now! is an hour-long American TV, radio and internet news program. The program combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and political commentary

Compilation of Irish Musicians music videos

Read Write Now is an acclaimed adult-literacy TV series. In this TV programme, ‘The Perfect Picture’, Mick and Orla are a fairly typical twenty something couple trying to get together the price of a deposit on a house. So a night out is often a trip to the pictures. We see them scan the papers, organise getting there, get money from an ATM and finally decide on where to eat afterwards..

The video above is the sixth - and last - episode of the second season of a music show produced in the DCTV Shopfront Studio in Temple Bar. Join Danny Carroll for; an interview with, and a live performance in studio by Halves,a rundown of this weekend's gigs in Dublin, a summer-charged music video from Ginnels, a lovely visit to the Where Were You?

The Powerdown Show is a series of 10 twenty-minute films, which explore how we might positively adapt to climate and energy uncertainty and build sustainable communities. The programmes have been broadcast by community and public access TV stations in Ireland, Canada and Australia, as well as being screened by Transition communities from all over the world. This episode covers the themes Food Miles, Trade and Food Systems

While the Communities episodes of Beyond the Classroom may tell us about the outcomes of community education, this second episode of the Practitioners series, both through the location footage and the studio discussion in DCTV's 'learning circle set', shows us the practice of Community education.

SPEAK follows six unforgettable characters as they prepare to compete for the title, "World Champion of Public Speaking." SPEAK is a powerful, inspiring documentary about conquering life's hurdles and finding your voice. Directed by Paul Galichia and Brian Weidling

D18 See Dublin through the eyes of non-national residents who have developed a deep love of Dublin and want to share this passion with a broader community, both locally and overseas.

This episode traces the canal from its historic origins, when horse-drawn barges originally travelled this water route to its emergence as an important environmental and leisure haven.

Democracy Now! is an hour-long American TV, radio and internet news program. The program combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and political commentary

Compilation of Irish Musicians music videos

In this episode we travel to Galway, where musician and composer, Jez Colborne worked with Bradford based learning disability theatre company Mind the Gap, Galway-based project “That’s Life” and the Town Hall Theatre to create a musical, promenade piece entitled Trickster, heavily influenced by the tales of Odysseus.

Join our host Danny Carroll in The Parlour bar in Whelans for episode 4 of our brand new music telly series. This week's studio audience were treated to some tuneage by So Cow as well as some chats with Ciaran Smith from Crayonsmith and Sean Corcoran. Also featuring an interview with scientific scavangers BATS carried out by our very own bar buzzer, Ray Wingnut.

The final episode of the documentary series - Beyond the Classroom The Communities - this, the story of mens group MAIN brings the series right up to date. The story begins the night of the Champions League final and looks at how a disparate group of men developed supports and courses through community education for a growing but still little visible community - the isolated, unemployed male. As ever stylishly shot and told this fourth episode concludes a moving and insightful series.

On the 6th of November 2012 President Michael D Higgins launched the Tapestry project, a major collaborative arts commemoration of the 1913 lockout. DCTV has been following this project as part of a major television project for the centenary

Romanian, Uta, manages The Shack restaurant in Temple Bar, but she took time out from her busy work life to take on the Romancing Ireland challenge. The Romanian community in Ireland chose 'sarmale' as one of the dishes in their favourite meal. But how do you replace the rice in the dish with something grown in Ireland?

26.11.2024 - Department of Justice Dublin. Orla O’Connor (NWCI), Sarah Mason (Womens Aid Federation Northern Ireland), Emma Reidy (Aoibhneas), Eileen Murphy, Salome Trauth (Akidwa)