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25.01.2022 A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this festival happen. A lot goes on behind the scenes of seemingly small events like this one. A massive shout out to our sponsors. We always appreciate your support, but given 2020 has been such a risky business year, the faith and generosity you displayed won't be forgotten. A special thank you to Create NSW whose support enables festivals like ours to stay alive.... But most of all, thank you to YOU, our audience, for sharing the joy of Irish film, for sharing the love on Facebook and for all the generous donations you made in addition to your ticket purchase. We love you! See you in 2021!

24.01.2022 The burning question of 2020 has been: How do you say ‘good luck Irish Film Festival’ in Korean and Nepalese?’ You asked. We answered.

22.01.2022 Comment if you can relate.

20.01.2022 It’s the last weekend of the festival! Start streaming your films before midnight Sunday. Go forth and conquer! Link in bio.

19.01.2022 We ran an International Short Film Competition for the Irish Diaspora to showcase their talent. And the results didn't disappoint. There's just over 48 hours left to enjoy eight Sensational Shorts for just $10! Keep your eyes peeled for the two winners: Wine Lake (Irish Diaspora Best Short Winner: Australia) and What Betty Sees (Irish Diaspora Best Short Winner: Global).... WATCH: https://watch.eventive.org/irish//5f90d553ba6bfe0094aabc58

17.01.2022 Big news came in overnight ... Arracht has been selected as Ireland’s entry for the Academy Awards’ Best International Feature Film category. Want some exclusive content? Catch the interview with Director, Tomás O’Suilleabháin and actors Donal O’Héalaí and Dara Devaney when you purchase the film. ... This unforgettable Famine drama is streaming on demand from now until 29 Nov.

15.01.2022 We're screening no less than FIVE documentaries this year. Here's our Top Picks for your Thursday night: 1. THE BALLYMURPHY PRECEDENT - award-winning director Callum Macrae explores the murders of 11 innocent people by the British Army Paratroop regiment in West Belfast, 1971. ... 2. ENDLESS SUNSHINE ON A CLOUDY DAY - John Connors (of Love/Hate fame) directs this heart-wrenching true story of Irish influencer, Jade McCann as she documented her and her father's cancer diagnoses online. 3. SÉ MO LAOCH - a lively music-filled exploration of Australian-Irish musician, Steve Cooney who is widely-regarded as one of the best trad guitarists in Ireland today. TICKETS: https://watch.eventive.org/irishfilmfestivalaus

15.01.2022 Some Monday night cheer for ye Streaming on demand now. Link in bio.

12.01.2022 You may not know the name Mark O’Halloran, but if you’re from Ireland, you’ll know his films - ‘Garage,’ ‘Adam & Paul’ and ‘Viva’ to name a few. Irish Film Festival director, Dr Enda Murray chats to Mark about adapting his play, ‘Trade’ into the award-winning film, ‘Rialto’ starring the inimitable Tom Vaughan-Lawlor. Catch the extended version of this interview when you purchase ‘Rialto.’ Streaming on demand now until 29 Nov! (there’s a wee surprise for cat lovers in there ...too ) Thank you Culture Ireland for making these Q&A’s possible and to Amire Strategic Digital Marketing for sponsoring this incredible film. #rialtomovie #markohalloran #tomvaughanlawlor #ireland #IFFAU2020 #filmfestival #streaming #irish

09.01.2022 In what has no doubt been one of the hardest years in their history, Melbourne's Gaelic Park very generously sponsored our festival. Thank you so much to Michael Comerford and the team for their support. https://www.facebook.com/gaavictoria/