DocArchive (1983): A Town No God Could Please

DocArchive (1983): A Town No God Could Please

This is a history of Belfast, from its beginnings as a river-crossing, through its centuries of radical politics and commercial enterprise to the nightmare of the Troubles. Based on the book "“Belfast – An Illustrated History” by Jonathan Bardon (1983).

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DocArchive (1980): Northside Swaddy - Seán O'Casey in Dublin

DocArchive (1980): Northside Swaddy - Seán O'Casey in Dublin

The Award Winning Seán O’Casey was one of Irish literature’s greats. Born in Dublin in 1880, this documentary takes a tour of the Northside of the city, tracing his life. With contributions from famil...

5 Mar 198039min

DocArchive (1980): Great Art Beaten Down

DocArchive (1980): Great Art Beaten Down

Hugh Lane amassed a collection of pictures with his brilliant eye for art. A man whose life was surrounded by the sort of controversy which was only equalled by his untimely death onboard the Lusitani...

13 Feb 198039min

DocArchive (1980): World of Women

DocArchive (1980): World of Women

In 1980, Broadcaster Marian Finucane traveled to Copenhagen for the second United Nations World Conference on Women. Delegates assesed the progress in women's rights and equality and what was needed i...

7 Jan 198041min

DocArchive (1959): To Boston and Back

DocArchive (1959): To Boston and Back

Back in the days when air fares were unattainable high. America literally seemed like a million miles away and so in 1959, Norris Davidson headed off on a journey of a lifetime. An adventure to Boston...

28 Mai 197948min

DocArchive (1949): A Wine of the Country

DocArchive (1949): A Wine of the Country

It is thought that cidermaking in Ireland stretches back 2000 years, the religious orders were instrumental in its early production. In the 19th century, cidermaking became a business of some importan...

16 Mai 197920min

DocArchive (1958): Hilton and Micheál

DocArchive (1958): Hilton and Micheál

Two of the most recognizable figures in the arts in twentieth-century Ireland - Hilton Edwards and Micheál MacLiammóir, cofounded The Gate theatre. Partners in life and in business, they had an ambiti...

25 Sep 19781h 27min

DocArchive (1978): Weapon of Choice

DocArchive (1978): Weapon of Choice

A day on the beat with Irish American detectives from the NYPD Homicide Squad who police the streets of Harlem. By the late 1970s, violent crime was a daily part of life in New York City, and the poli...

29 Aug 197842min

DocArchive (1978): With the Irish in New York - No. 1 Gaelic Park

DocArchive (1978): With the Irish in New York - No. 1 Gaelic Park

Gaelic Park is the home of hurling and football in New York City, but for many Irish immigrants arriving in America, it is much more than a sports club. It was a place to meet old friends, sing songs,...

15 Aug 197823min

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