The dream sequence currently being enjoyed by Irish animation looks set to continue after two Dublin cartoon companies brought home gongs from the Children’s Bafta awards in London.

From Oscar nods to BAFTA nominations, Irish animation is going through a golden age.

“A lot of cartoons patronise, driving down the moral ground. We try to avoid that”

Irish Animation company Jam Media has been nominated for a children's BAFTA for its TV series ‘Roy’.

Up to 60 jobs have been created at an Irish animation company after the BBC recommissioned a children’s programme.

An Irish animation company is celebrating this week as it looks forward to its cartoon's premiere on the BBC today.

A total of 22 new jobs have been created in the animation sector, it was announced today.

Dublin-based animation studio JAM Media are celebrating two Bafta nominations for their creation 'Roy'.

SEVERAL of the country’s most successful businessmen and women will share their tips and secrets with the next generation of budding movers and shakers, testing their mettle and checking if they have the entrepreneurial skill or E-Factor, to succeed.

The Irish animation company behind the Picme and Twisted Tales cartoon series has landed two major new international deals.

JAM MEDIA, the Dublin-based animation company, is close to finalising a deal with an unnamed terrestrial broadcaster in Britain, described by the company as being “by far the biggest” deal in Jam’s history.

Dublin animation company Jam Media announced today that the television rights to its award winning interactive children’s animation series ‘PICME’, have been bought by MTV Networks International for Nickelodeon channels across Europe, Asia and Latin America.