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Irish Film & TV UK (IFTUK) have announced a new patron in the actress, Niamh McCormack. Niamh joins fellow patrons Saoirse Ronan, Fiona Shaw, Ros Hubbard, Collin Farrell, Moe Dunford, Lenny Abrahamson and David Freyne. Niamh is a graduate of Bow Street Academy. Her breakout role came as Alison in Netflix’s hit series Everything Now. […]

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Sister act

Lorna McLaughlin of The Henry Girls spoke to David Hennessy ahead of their St Brigid’s Day show at The Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith. The Henry Girls play The Irish Cultural Centre on Saturday 31 January. The Donegal sibling duo will form half of a double bill with Na Leanaí that is part of the […]

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Behind Blue Eyes

Singer- songwriter Lorraine O’Reilly, well known on the London- Irish scene, spoke to David Hennessy to look ahead to the release of her debut album which is set to launch at the London Irish Centre. Lorraine O’Reilly releases her debut album Blue Eyes this weekend on Saturday 31 January and she launches it with a […]

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Super Mario

Mario Rosenstock, well known for his Gift Grub show impersonations, spoke to David Hennessy ahead of brining his show to London’s Shaw Theatre. Mario Rosenstock is the man with a thousand voices. In the course of his chat with The Irish World, we are berated by Trump, dismissed by Roy Keane and many others- like […]

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Award- winning film maker Kathryn Ferguson told David Hennessy about her new short film Nostalgie which has already been BAFTA and IFTA recognised. Kathryn Ferguson came to prominence with Nothing Compares, her documentary about Sinéad O’Connor. The film took the IFTA for Best Feature Documentary and was a double winner at the British Independent Film […]

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