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Brexit - Frequently Asked Questions

Brexit - Frequently Asked Questions

An updated response to frequently asked questions on Brexit and its potential impact on Irish productions

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Features, Funding, Most Recent, Festivals & Awards

Three Irish projects selected for the 2025 Production Finance Market (PFM)

Posted: 17th September 2025

Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland (Screen Ireland) is delighted to announce the three Irish projects that have been selected to participate in the 2025 Production Finance Market. Led by Film London during the BFI London Film Festival, the PFM is a dynamic two-day event that con...

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Most Recent, Skills Development

Screen Mentoring Scheme 2025: Call for Applicants

Posted: 16th September 2025

Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland (Screen Ireland) is delighted to announce that applications are now open for the next round of the Screen Mentoring Scheme, a key initiative to invest in the continued skills development of professionals in the Irish screen sector. To date, over 150 mentees ...

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Most Recent, Skills Development

Beyond Shorts: supporting the next generation of Irish talent

Posted: 15th September 2025

A fully funded three-day workshop with award-winning director Cathy Brady will give eight short film directors the chance to develop the skills of storytelling for feature film. With five of the places reserved for female-identifying directors, this groundbreaking programme tackles gender imbalance ...

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Most Recent, Skills Development

BA (Hons) in Screen Industry Practice (Level 8) RPEL Programme Now Accepting Applications from Experienced Screen Professionals for Next Cohort

Posted: 11th September 2025

This week, the School of Media at Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) and Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland (Screen Ireland) have opened applications for the next intake of the new Level 8 BA (Hons) in Screen Industry Practice, commencing in November 2025. This programme was developed...

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