The Disappear Here Film Festival in Ballyliffin starts on Friday, September 25
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The Disappear Here Film Festival in Ballyliffin starts on Friday, September 25
Photograph by Kim Haughton
Little John Nee 's performance will hopefully mark a return of the physical, multi-sensory theatre experience
Kate O’Callaghan who features in the Balor Arts Centre’s video presentation of The Ghostlight Sessions
Noel Lenaghan, Martin McGinley and Ted Ponsonby will open the Letterkenny leg of the concert
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