Coup for West Cork film festival as its nets Hollywood star Saoirse Ronan

Hollywood star Saoirse Ronan is West Cork-bound in a few weeks’ time for one of the country’s most unique film festivals.

Coup for West Cork film festival as its nets Hollywood star Saoirse Ronan
Fri, 26 Apr, 2019 - 06:10
Eddie Cassidy

Hollywood star Saoirse Ronan is West Cork-bound in a few weeks’ time for one of the country’s most unique film festivals.

The award-winning Lady Bird star had been spotted early last year in Schull, which hosts the summertime Fastnet Film Festival.

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