Cuckoo Bar, Belfast | Rekord Productions
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YEOOO!! 72 Hours in Belfast's Holylands (St. Patrick's Day Documentary) | Real Stories Original
Filmed in Belfast’s infamous student area known as ‘the Holylands’, this observational documentary follows students as they celebrate St. Patrick’s day. Meanwhile, the area’s long-term residents try and adapt to living in the middle of this huge street party, which has been dubbed ‘Belfast’s answer to Mardi Gras’.
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Saving Grace- Cuckoo - Set Theatre, Kilkenny. 21.07.19
Saving Grace- Cuckoo- Set Theatre Langtons Kilkenny- 21.07.19
Alex @ Cuckoo pres. Sam Laxton & EverLight (Live)
Cannock Chase the Cuckoo Calls
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Alibi promo
Alibi Belfast, short promo video for Halloween event.
The RSPB - Britain's new gamekeeper?
The RSPB wants to get a job as the nation's gamekeeper. And it looks like it wants to get rid of all the other gamekeepers. Is the RSPB a cuckoo in the nest? Charlie Jacoby talks to people on all sides of the argument in an attempt to find out what the RSPB is up to.
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Kate Jennings, the RSPB’s head of sites conservation policy said: “Nature is in trouble. We all want a countryside that is protected, cared for and vibrant with wildlife. Gamekeepers can play an important role in helping some species of conservation concern to recover, as we all work to try and reverse the shocking declines seen in populations of birds, mammals and other animals.
“Unfortunately, the actions of some individuals in the shooting community mean that we still have a problem with illegal killing of protected wildlife in some areas. This activity has been rightly condemned by everyone who cares about our countryside wildlife, including many gamekeepers.
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I Am Belfast
Creative documentary done in a style unique to Mark Cousins - a visual, poetic depiction of Belfast and its citizens, told with love and passion of someone, who has left the city many years ago but is still fascinated by it. The film personifies Belfast and portrays it as an experienced gentle, older woman (played by Helena Bereen), who has seen, and accepted it all. She leads the viewers through the changing landscape of Belfast and spins a tale of its history, while addressing philosophical questions about the nature of man and about a city as an urban phenomenon.
Belfast's Living Starburst
This film project showcases Belfast's energy, spirit and pride and was filmed with more than 700 local volunteers in Belfast's Titanic Quarter.
It also supports the #YourBelfast campaign and shows everything that's great about our city, with participants coming together to form a 'living starburst' shape, reflecting Belfast's city brand.
20190724 saving grace - season of the witch in Belfast
NORTHERN IRELAND POLICE COMMUNICATIONS Equipment 1970 to 2012
NORTHERN IRELAND POLICE /Army Radio COMMUNICATIONS Equipment from 1970 to 2012
The Albert Clock, Belfast
Found down at Queen's Street near Custom House Square and near the Belfast docks. A memorial tribute erected by the people of Belfast to the memory of Prince Albert who was married to Queen Victoria in 1840. He died 4 years later and in 1869 the clock tower was completed for the sum of £2,500 or £200,000 in today's money.
Made from Sandstone probably Scrabo and built in French/Italian Gothic style, it lists 4' from the perpendicular. It has been nicknamed Belfast's Leaning Tower of Pisa. The lean comes from the timber piles supporting it rotting away and the weight shifting! It has now been made safe. lol
Ijt survived the Belfast Blitz and the IRA bombing campaign.
PaintGlow [CLEAN UP] - Cuckoo Events (Ireland) - Teesside Uni 2012
This is footage taken on my iPhone of the clean up after a PaintGlow event in Teesside Uni in 2012. This room is a venue at night and canteen by day. It has bright white walls and needed to be spotless for 8am. It was. Easily.
RTÉ StoryLand 4 | Cuckoo | Round 2 | Webisode
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'Cuckoo' is a 4 part drama web series written by Nikki Racklin and Danann Breathnach, commissioned by RTE for Storyland 4. Episode 2 debuts 19th March 2012.
Ireland Pipes Conor Lamb Belfast Harp Festival - Traditional Music Landscape Scenery
Musician Conor Lamb playing the Uilleann Pipes at the Belfast Harp Festival - in the wonderful l venue of the Duncairn Centre, Belfast. Conor plays a haunting melody from the Edward Bunting Collection of traditional Irish music.
The landscape scenery in this video is from the harbour village of Kinvarra in SW County Galway. This area was of research interest to Irish writer WB Yeats and his friend and fellow theatre founder lady Gregory - especially the neighbouring area known as 'The Burren' in Co Clare. There is an Irish music festival each year in the village - 'The Cuckoo Festival.' In the footage you can see the beautifully restored Dunguaire Castle of the O'Hynes clan with it's commanding views of the harbour and Galway Bay - established in the 1500's.
in the 15 and 16 Centuries, water was the principal communication medium within Ireland - rivers, loughs, lakes and the sea were the means by which people, money, goods, messages and culture went from one place to another with relative efficiency and safety.
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The Duncairn Centre for Culture & Arts, 174 Trust - The 174 Trust, Belfast, United Kingdom
'Belfast Harp Festival of 1792' - With Mary Bergin, Dermot Byrne, Seamie O'Dowd, Edel Fox, Úna Monaghan, Conor Lamb, Liz Doherty, Siobhán O'Donnell & Martin Dowling
Date: Monday 30th July
Doors: 8pm
Location: The Duncairn Cultural Arts Centre
The Belfast Harp Festival, called by contemporary writers “The Belfast Harpers Assembly”,11–14 July 1792, was a four-day event organised by merchant class Presbyterians Dr. James McDonnell, Robert Bradshaw and Henry Joy, (proprietor of the Belfast News-Letter and uncle to Henry Joy McCracken). It’s purpose was to revive an interest in harp music and to collect the music of the harpers and note their style of playing for future generations. What was hoped to be a revival proved to be a farewell to the old tradition. Eleven harpers attended. Seven were blind. The eldest, Denis Hempson (1695 -1807) from Derry, was 97. He was the only one to use the ancient way of playing with the fingernails. By far the most important thing that happened at the festival was that a young man from Armagh named Edward Bunting(1773-1843) was employed to write down the music of the harpers and to make notes on their instrumental techniques. He dedicated the rest of his life to collecting and preserving Irish music. He published three volumes of music, collectively known as the Ancient Music of Ireland. Tonight we pay tribute to that event and the Bunting Collection.
Leave my woman alone - saving grace
Saving Grace- Leave my woman alone- Set Theatre Kilkenny 21.07.19
LUNN POLY HOLIDAYS TRAVEL TV AD 1980
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Class 20 at Orange
Back in 2017 we visited Orange Society of Model Engineers for their invitation weekend. A good and welcoming crowd with plenty of locos and fun rolling around. We ran the Class 20 thoroughly for the day, with many full 2 car loads and lots of driver training in-between.
Here is a short clip crossing their new bridge, constructed back in 2014. If you haven't been, now is the time!
TOM TOM TV: Tom and Tom talk to Chastity Butterworth | Live at the Electric
Programme website: Tom and Tom meet the lady of the electric, Chastity Butterworth, who unveils latest her drinking creation.
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