Created to be viewed either as individual films or as one continuous piece, Nead an Dreoilín is an unique and beautifully crafted collection of short films exploring the poetry of six living Irish language poets.

A fresh and innovative piece of work, these films present poetry to the viewer in a way that is at once powerful and poignant.

Image and sound are richly interwoven, as beautifully shot contemporary footage combines with carefully chosen archive footage, to lyrically and poetically reflect the themes explored in each of the poems.

The Irish Press Group, at the height of its success, was selling well over a million newspapers a week.

Colman Doyle was the Press’s lead photographer, and for the paper’s millions of readers, he was the chief eyewitness to all that was happening across Ireland.

“An unfussy and outstanding documentary that let the man and the work speak for themselves.”
— John Boland, Irish Independent.

A series of 32 diverse and colourful 1-minute films which look at contemporary artists and makers throughout the island of Ireland.

‘Spléachadh’ is the Irish word for ‘glimpse’, and these films offer viewers a series of diverse glimpses into the lives and practices of a wide variety of artists, whose work ranges from the traditional art forms such as painting, sculpture, theatre and dance, to more unrecognised forms, such as puppetry, calligraphy, breakdancing, traditional Irish singing and tai chi.