In "Bye Bye Now," now available on the IFI Archive Player, rural Ireland reminisces on the joys and sorrows of phone boxes as they become obsolete in the modern world.
'Two Hours from London,' a 1968 travelogue about Derry produced by Terence McDonald and John Hume, is now available on the Irish Film Institute's IFI Player.
Watch The Irish Film Institute preserved British Pathe footage of Scottish woman Julia Clarke laughing after being sentenced to prison in Ireland as part of Eamon de Valera's "Vice Act."
