John Farrelly

@rosspowervisual This motivated me! Time to get practical! 😃🎥

An easy fix for lighting 🎥💡 I made a video discussing how motivated lighting can enhance your scenes. Feel free to add to the discussion! youtu.be/dKmdfmNqTnE?si… #cinematography #lighting #cinematic #filmmaking

GAA National Football League 3 2 mins 2nd half An Dún: 0.10 Laois : 0.11 Brooks from play

GAA National Football League 3 2 mins 1st half An Dún: 0.01 Laois : 0.00 Patrick Brooks from play

A tribute to Rory Friel.

@InvertTheWing Invert would you be interested in making a documentary on Ange?

Can you people blame me for being sceptical? Morgan Gibbs White got a Here We Go. Eberechi Eze was 90% done. Would not surprise me if Xavi Simons fails his medical, or gets hijacked at the very last second. I want to wait for the official signing, at this point.

A new bilingual magazine created by a Co Armagh Gaeilgeoir is making waves online as enthusiasm for the Irish language continues to surge. The Irish term for ‘new voice’, Glór Nua is described by Beth, a teacher from Lurgan, as an online medium for Irish language enthusiasts, artists, musicians and writers to showcase their efforts in promoting and preserving the language. Read more: tinyurl.com/y7ccnpj7

@InvertTheWing Are you doing a thread before the game?

Dejan Kulusevski’s best performance of the season came against Manchester United. A completely different tactical setup, but against the same personnel. One more favour, king.

Down sub Patrick Brooks for John McGeough

Reviewed An Taibhse (The Ghost) on TikTok! Really important movie, watch it if you can @jackpotfilms_ vm.tiktok.com/ZNd8uHWny/

In our latest podcast Gemma Creagh chats with @johnfarrelly_ , Writer/Director of An Taibhse (The Ghost), the first-ever horror feature film in the Irish language. Here he discusses his filmmaking process & journey with An Taibhse. Listen here. filmireland.net/2025/03/28/pod…

.@fantaspoa has been revealing its 2025 lineup. Some of the films confirmed are: 'A Samurai in Time', 'The Gesuidouz', 'An Taibhse' and 'Rita'. Fantaspoa's 21st edition is taking place in Porto Alegre 🇧🇷, from April 9 to 27. More info: tinyurl.com/mmxfnbfe #FantasticPavilion

An Taibhse: The Ghostly Echoes of Ireland’s Past Haunt Cinemas Today As the curtains of history part, An Taibhse (The Ghost) emerges from the shadows of post-famine Ireland to grip audiences with its chilling tale. Released today, Friday, March 28, 2025, this Irish horror film plunges viewers into a world where the echoes of hardship collide with supernatural dread. Set during the waning days of the Great Famine, it follows Éamon and his daughter Máire, tasked with tending a secluded mansion. What begins as a refuge soon spirals into a nightmare, as the horrors lurking within the walls threaten to unravel their sanity. Directed with a keen eye for atmospheric terror, An Taibhse blends historical weight with universal fears, earning whispers of praise as "one of the best horror films in recent years." Tom Kerrisk stars as the weathered Éamon, with Livvy Hill as Máire, their performances anchoring the film’s descent into madness. While the director’s identity remains a point of intrigue—rumored to be Gaeilgeoir John Farrelly—the movie’s buzz is undeniable, fueled by online chatter and early reviews. Hitting Irish cinemas today, An Taibhse promises more than jump scares; it’s a haunting meditation on survival and the ghosts—literal and figurative—that linger in the aftermath of tragedy. Grab your popcorn and brace yourself: this is one ghost story that won’t fade quietly into the night. Mar chuid de chúirtíní na staire, tagann An Taibhse as scáth na hÉireann i ndiaidh an Ghorta chun greim a fháil ar lucht éisteachta lena scéal fuarchúiseach. Eisithe inniu, Dé hAoine, 28 Márta, 2025, cuireann an scannán uafáis Éireannach seo lucht féachana isteach i ndomhan ina bhfuil macallaí an chruatain in aghaidh faitíos osnádúrtha. Le linn laethanta laga an Ghorta Mhóir, leanann sé Éamon agus a iníon Máire, a bhfuil cúram orthu teach uaigneach a choinneáil. Is gearr go dtiocfaidh tromluí ar an rud a thosaíonn mar dhídean, agus na huafáis a luíonn laistigh de na ballaí ag bagairt ar a gcuid sláintíochta a réiteach. Agus é dírithe go fonnmhar ar sceimhle an atmaisféir, meascann An Taibhse meáchan stairiúil le faitíos uilíoch, ag fáil cogarnaí molta mar “cheann de na scannáin uafáis is fearr le blianta beaga anuas”. Is iad Tom Kerrisk an t-ainm Éamon a bhí ar an aimsir, agus Livvy Hill mar Mháire, agus a gcuid léirithe ag cur as do shliocht an scannáin i buile. Cé go bhfuil féiniúlacht an stiúrthóra ina ábhar intleachta i gcónaí—ar ráfla gur Gaeilgeoir John Farrelly a bhí ann — ní féidir a shéanadh go bhfuil buzz an scannáin, á spreagadh ag comhrá ar líne agus léirmheasanna luatha. Agus iad ag bualadh i bpictiúrlanna na hÉireann inniu, geallann An Taibhse níos mó ná scanradh léime; is machnamh corraitheach é ar mharthanas agus ar na taibhsí — liteartha agus fíoracha — a fhanann i ndiaidh na tragóide. Faigh do grán rósta agus guí ort féin: seo scéal taibhse amháin nach gclisfidh go ciúin san oíche.

Interview with actor Tom Kerrisk for new Irish language horror AN TAIBSHE (The Ghost) --> movies.ie/an-taibhse-int…

An Taibhse review: Queasy atmosphere and good performances drive this taut Irish-language horror irishtimes.com/culture/film/r… via @IrishTimesCultr

An Taibhse (which means The Ghost) is a film set during the end of the famine, and follows a man and his daughter who take care of a secluded mansion only to be driven to insanity by the horrors living in the walls ⁠ ⁠⁠ The film will be released next Friday 28th March🍿

An Taibhse hits cinemas this Friday. Unfolding in the bleak landscape of post-famine Ireland, Éamon(Tom Kerrisk) & his daughter Máire(Livvy Hill), take on the task of maintaining a remote mansion, to be driven to the edge of sanity by the horrors within. iftn.ie/broadcast/news…

An Taibhse (16) ar siúl ó 28/03/25 Screening Daily @ 6.30 in @SGCDungarvan. Is scannán uafáis i nGaeilge é seo. Tá an scéal lonnaithe sa tréimhse i ndiaidh an Ghorta Mhóir, ré uafáis i stair na hÉireann. Award winning Irish Language horror film, set after the Great Famine

Meet the talented young director working with Jim Sheridan on An Taibhse, the first Irish-language horror film irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/arts…

‘An Taibhse proves there’s interest in films and art in Irish’ - Co Down director John Farrelly brings award-winning Irish language horror home for cinema release next week irishnews.com/entertainment/…

It was an absolute pleasure to speak to @johnfarrelly_ about his excellent Irish-language horror #AnTaibhse, coming to a cinema near you next week... 👻 irishnews.com/entertainment/…