'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."
From Eyre Square to the Claddagh Village, Galway is looking only gorgeous in the 1943 short film 'Ireland's Golden West' now available via the Irish Film Institute.
The final moments of 1916 Easter Uprising Irish Volunteer Michael Joseph O’Rahilly are told in "Goodbye Darling," a 2016 short film presented by the Irish Film Institute.
British Pathé footage of Dublin after The 1916 Easter Rising has been preserved by the Irish Film Institute as part of its Irish Independence Collection.
