RTÉ's head of drama has confirmed that Love/Hate will not return to our screens in 2015.

Boosted by the shooting of the third series of Chris O’Dowd’s Moone Boy, Ardmore Studios has enjoyed a turnaround in its fortunes this year after two years of successive losses.

The new series of Love/Hate will match the standards set by last year’s hit series.

The dramatisation of the machinations of a rich, ruthless Italian clan, the Borgias, has added to the wealth of director and writer Neil Jordan.

The shortlist for the 40 categories in the Irish Film and Television Academy Awards has been revealed this morning.

Employee numbers at one of Ireland’s best-known TV and movie production companies, Octagon Films, have increased to 850 as a result of new series of The Borgias and Vikings currently in production.

It was set in a spectacular €380m location and involved a 450-strong army of behind-the-camera personnel.

RTE's hit drama 'Love/Hate' looks set to clean up at the 2012 IFTAs this year, with ten nominations announced today.

A REPORT has identified the film sector as a key area of growth and employment in the Irish economy over the next five years.

Ireland’s Oscar nominations will be celebrated this week with a special screening of all three films up for a prestigious award.

A new €6m movie will be filmed in Ireland later this year, it was revealed at the Cannes Film Festival today.

Hollywood A-lister Colin Farrell could soon be a regular fixture on Cork’s social scene if plans for a new film are given the go-ahead.

Joy Watts from Dublin with Noel McMeel, executive head chef, Castle Leslie Estate, Co Monaghan.

MULTI-MILLION euro epic movie Tristan and Isolde is expected to attract more films to shoot on Ireland's western shores after it opens in cinemas across Europe this week.

Multi-million euro epic movie Tristan and Isolde is expected to attract more films to shoot on Ireland’s western shores after it opens in cinemas across Europe this week.

A LAVISH ball from the late 18th century was recreated in an Irish castle last night for a multi-million euro movie telling the tale of author Jane Austen’s own life.

A lavish ball from the late 18th century was recreated in an Irish castle tonight for a multi-million euro movie telling the tale of author Jane Austen’s own life.

Damien O'Donnell's latest film has been selected for the 2005 Sundance Film Festival in Utah as part of the prestigious festival's Premieres programme.