09/11/2026
Free Limerick Workshops To Train Emerging Filmmakers This November And December
Film in Limerick, working with the Local Authorities in Tipperary, Limerick and Clare and the Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board, has announced a series of free filmmaking training workshops under the Engine Shorts Film Training and Production Scheme.
Running at the Engine building in Limerick across November and December 2026, the in-person sessions aim to help new filmmakers build skills, confidence and practical know-how, guided by experienced industry professionals.
Producing a Short Film – Making it Happen! with Aoibhín Murphy (Failsafe Films)
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November, 10am–4pm
A hands-on two-day primer on the producer’s role, covering budgeting, production planning, assembling a team and seeing a project through to completion.
Screenwriting – From Idea to Screen with Story Editor Kate Leys
Saturday 28 November, 10am–4pm
An introductory workshop with internationally renowned script and story editor Kate Leys on taking an original idea to a compelling short-film screenplay. A limited number of story consultations will be offered on Sunday 29 November to participants from the Saturday session.
Directing a Short Film – with Hannah Quinn
Saturday 5 December, 10am–4pm
An intensive workshop with award-winning Irish director Hannah Quinn on directorial vision, visual storytelling, working with actors and the practical tools to bring a script to life.
The workshops are especially recommended for those considering applying for short-film funding through the Engine Shorts scheme or similar programmes. Attendance at the training is not a requirement for Engine Shorts applications.
All workshops are free and open to emerging filmmakers aged 18 and over from across Ireland, with preference for applicants based in the Mid-West. Places are limited and successful applicants will be notified by email.
Sessions will take place at the Engine building, Cecil Street Upper, Limerick City, V94 TN32. Applications are now open. Further details and application forms:
Producing a Short Film: https://forms.gle/dyHeCD2Tu8N6ahwj6
Screenwriting – From Idea to Screen: https://forms.gle/pN7TMXikPDTAi8LD9
Directing a Short Film: https://forms.gle/3F4sexCgKCzaRCyb7
Running at the Engine building in Limerick across November and December 2026, the in-person sessions aim to help new filmmakers build skills, confidence and practical know-how, guided by experienced industry professionals.
Producing a Short Film – Making it Happen! with Aoibhín Murphy (Failsafe Films)
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November, 10am–4pm
A hands-on two-day primer on the producer’s role, covering budgeting, production planning, assembling a team and seeing a project through to completion.
Screenwriting – From Idea to Screen with Story Editor Kate Leys
Saturday 28 November, 10am–4pm
Directing a Short Film – with Hannah Quinn
Saturday 5 December, 10am–4pm
An intensive workshop with award-winning Irish director Hannah Quinn on directorial vision, visual storytelling, working with actors and the practical tools to bring a script to life.
The workshops are especially recommended for those considering applying for short-film funding through the Engine Shorts scheme or similar programmes. Attendance at the training is not a requirement for Engine Shorts applications.
All workshops are free and open to emerging filmmakers aged 18 and over from across Ireland, with preference for applicants based in the Mid-West. Places are limited and successful applicants will be notified by email.
Sessions will take place at the Engine building, Cecil Street Upper, Limerick City, V94 TN32. Applications are now open. Further details and application forms:
Producing a Short Film: https://forms.gle/dyHeCD2Tu8N6ahwj6
Screenwriting – From Idea to Screen: https://forms.gle/pN7TMXikPDTAi8LD9
Directing a Short Film: https://forms.gle/3F4sexCgKCzaRCyb7
Latest Irish News
09 November 2026
Free Limerick Workshops To Train Emerging Filmmakers This November And December
Film in Limerick, working with the Local Authorities in Tipperary, Limerick and Clare and the Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board, has announced a series of free filmmaking training workshops under the Engine Shorts Film Training and Production Scheme.
Free Limerick Workshops To Train Emerging Filmmakers This November And December
Film in Limerick, working with the Local Authorities in Tipperary, Limerick and Clare and the Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board, has announced a series of free filmmaking training workshops under the Engine Shorts Film Training and Production Scheme.
09 November 2026
Reservoir Cleaning Under Way To Safeguard Donegal Water Supplies
Essential reservoir cleaning by Uisce Éireann is continuing this week to protect drinking water supplies in Donegal, with communities in Fanad, Carrigans and Letterkenny set to benefit. The information below remains valid until further updates are issued on the organisation’s Supply and Service Updates page.
Reservoir Cleaning Under Way To Safeguard Donegal Water Supplies
Essential reservoir cleaning by Uisce Éireann is continuing this week to protect drinking water supplies in Donegal, with communities in Fanad, Carrigans and Letterkenny set to benefit. The information below remains valid until further updates are issued on the organisation’s Supply and Service Updates page.
09 November 2026
Minister Calleary Hails Revamped JobsIreland.ie Recruitment Platform
Minister for Social Protection, Dara Calleary TD, has welcomed the launch of an upgraded version of JobsIreland.ie, the Department of Social Protection's online recruitment platform. JobsIreland.ie is the Government's Public Employment Service vacancy and recruitment platform operated by the Department.
Minister Calleary Hails Revamped JobsIreland.ie Recruitment Platform
Minister for Social Protection, Dara Calleary TD, has welcomed the launch of an upgraded version of JobsIreland.ie, the Department of Social Protection's online recruitment platform. JobsIreland.ie is the Government's Public Employment Service vacancy and recruitment platform operated by the Department.
06 November 2026
LDA Submits Plans For 564 New Homes In Ballymun
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has lodged a Large-scale Residential Development (LRD) application with Dublin City Council for 564 apartments in Ballymun, Dublin 11. Located beside the new Ballymun Metrolink station, the proposal comprises three residential blocks ranging from six to 12 storeys.
LDA Submits Plans For 564 New Homes In Ballymun
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has lodged a Large-scale Residential Development (LRD) application with Dublin City Council for 564 apartments in Ballymun, Dublin 11. Located beside the new Ballymun Metrolink station, the proposal comprises three residential blocks ranging from six to 12 storeys.
06 November 2026
Clare Reaches Key Milestone As €89 Million Broadband Rollout Concludes
National Broadband Ireland (NBI), the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, and Clare County Council have confirmed the completion of the main infrastructure build for the National Broadband Plan (NBP) in County Clare.
Clare Reaches Key Milestone As €89 Million Broadband Rollout Concludes
National Broadband Ireland (NBI), the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, and Clare County Council have confirmed the completion of the main infrastructure build for the National Broadband Plan (NBP) in County Clare.
06 November 2026
Dublin Braces For Major Traffic Disruption 10–13 November
Dublin City Council has warned of significant and sustained traffic disruption around the Docklands and on approach routes from 10 to 13 November, due to the European Political Community (EPC) summit on 12 November and the EU Heads of State meeting on 13 November.
Dublin Braces For Major Traffic Disruption 10–13 November
Dublin City Council has warned of significant and sustained traffic disruption around the Docklands and on approach routes from 10 to 13 November, due to the European Political Community (EPC) summit on 12 November and the EU Heads of State meeting on 13 November.
05 November 2026
€27m Backing For New Rail Stations To Speed Delivery Of Over 12,000 Homes
The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne TD, has approved €27 million from the Government's Housing Infrastructure Investment Fund (HIIF) to advance three new rail stations in Cork and Kildare, a move aimed at removing infrastructure bottlenecks and enabling the construction of more than 12,000 homes close to high-quali
€27m Backing For New Rail Stations To Speed Delivery Of Over 12,000 Homes
The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne TD, has approved €27 million from the Government's Housing Infrastructure Investment Fund (HIIF) to advance three new rail stations in Cork and Kildare, a move aimed at removing infrastructure bottlenecks and enabling the construction of more than 12,000 homes close to high-quali
05 November 2026
Govt Urged To Classify Nature Restoration As Critical Infrastructure
The Green Party has urged the Government to classify nature restoration projects as critical infrastructure, responding to the Climate Change Advisory Council's (CCAC) warning about the lack of funding to repair degraded habitats.
Govt Urged To Classify Nature Restoration As Critical Infrastructure
The Green Party has urged the Government to classify nature restoration projects as critical infrastructure, responding to the Climate Change Advisory Council's (CCAC) warning about the lack of funding to repair degraded habitats.
05 November 2026
Ireland Unveils 2026–2028 National EV Charging Strategy
Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien has launched the National EV Infrastructure Strategy 2026–2028, outlining the next phase to expand and future-proof Ireland's electric vehicle charging network.
Ireland Unveils 2026–2028 National EV Charging Strategy
Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien has launched the National EV Infrastructure Strategy 2026–2028, outlining the next phase to expand and future-proof Ireland's electric vehicle charging network.
04 November 2026
Gary Gannon Condemns Dublin City Plan For Private Security Patrols
Social Democrats justice spokesperson Gary Gannon has sharply criticised proposals to introduce private security patrols in Dublin's city centre, saying the idea undermines confidence in the Government's approach to reviving the area and public safety. The Dublin Central TD said: "I was stunned to learn of this harebrained proposal today.
Gary Gannon Condemns Dublin City Plan For Private Security Patrols
Social Democrats justice spokesperson Gary Gannon has sharply criticised proposals to introduce private security patrols in Dublin's city centre, saying the idea undermines confidence in the Government's approach to reviving the area and public safety. The Dublin Central TD said: "I was stunned to learn of this harebrained proposal today.
-
Ireland WeatherToday:Quite extensive and thick fog to start may be quite slow to clear in the morning. Otherwise a mostly dry day with variable cloud and bright or sunny spells. The odd shower possible for Down and Antrim in the morning. Maximum temperature 11 °C.Tonight:It will stay dry through the evening and overnight with variable cloud and some clear spells. Chance of the odd fog patch possible, but much less extensive than Monday morning. Minimum temperature 0 °C.