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22 April 2016 CELTIC MEDIA FESTIVAL 20 - 22 APRIL 2016 FÉILE NA MEÁN CEILTEACH DÚN GARBHÁN 20-22 AIBREÁN 2016 celtic media festival wELCOME PÁDHRAIC Ó CIARDHA áilte go Dún Garbhán! Failt erriu, Ócáid ar leith í an Fhéile seo. Tá idir chomhdháil, Croeso, Fàilte, Dynergh, Degemar, chomórtais, aonach agus oireachtas i gceist. Benvidos. Tapaíonn na toscairí an deis luachmhar bhliantúil seo teacht le chéile, bualadh le sean-chairde, Táimid bailithe le chéile anseo don nascanna nua a bhunú lena gcomhghleacaithe ó Fhéile bhliantúil cheiliúrtha, chomhrá agus chríocha eile lenár saothair sna teangacha comórtas. I mbliain seo an chomórtha céid in Ceilteacha (agus eile) a cheiliúradh agus a mhalartú. Éirinn, fearaim fáilte is fiche romhat agus súil agam Bíonn cur agus cúiteamh againn, breithiúnas ar go mbainfidh tú idir thairbhe agus thaitneamh as do an ábhar agus iomarbhá freisin b’fhéidir faoin chuairt chugainn. Tá tú tagtha go Déise Mumhan mbealach chun cinn. ar chiumhais na Gaeltachta agus i lár bhaile ina bhfuil an stair, an cultúr, an ceol agus an Ghaeilge Is ábhar mórtais dúinn an fás agus an fhorbairt atá ar fáil i ngach sráid, cearnóg agus cé. tagtha ar Fhéile na Meán Ceilteach le cúpla bliain anuas. Is í seo an 37ú Féile againn. Táimid ag teacht le chéile ag am na cinniúna. Ar an oileán seo, tá Agus muid ag iarraidh freastal ar an raon leathan Comóradh Céid 1916 tar éis aird an phobail a toscairí a thagann chugainn – léiritheoirí, craoltóirí tharraingt ar na meáin ar bhealach ar leith. Is cinnte raidió agus teilifíse, rialtóirí, riarthóirí cistí léiriúcháin freisin go bhfuil ról lárnach ag na meáin agus micléinn – féachann muid le deis a thabhairt chumarsáide, idir chló agus chraolta, sa bhfeachtas dóibh éisteacht agus bualadh le máistrí na ceirde géar-iomaíoch atá a fhearadh sa Ríocht Aontaithe agus leo sin atá i mbun ceannródaíochta agus nuá- faoi láthair maidir le todhchaí na dtíortha sin leis an la don earnáil sa tréimhse chinniúnach atá amach Aontas Eorpach. Cuma cén toradh, díreofar méar romhainn. Fáiltíonn an lucht eagair roimh tuairimí ar ról na meán. faoi riaradh na Féile seo agus ba mhór againn aon smaoineamh a bheadh agat lena feabhsú. Níl gné de shaol na meán nach bhfuil ag athrú ó bhun faoi láthair. Tá cur agus cúiteamh faoin “Níl scáthán is fearr ná súil caraid” a deir an gcraolachán seirbhíse poiblí agus faoin modh is seanfhocal linn agus tá sin fíor go cinnte i gcás na córa le maoiniú a sholáthar dó. Fágann na forbairtí Féile seo. Is cairde sinn ar fad, cé nach gá gurb í an iontacha síor-leanúnacha ar an teicneolaíocht teanga chéanna a labhraíonn muid agus nach iad go bhfuil ar chumas an duine aonair anois ábhar na nósanna céanna atá á gcleachtadh againn. Tá go a chruthú agus a dháileadh ar luas lasrach ar fud leor le foghlaim againn óna chéile agus tá fonn ar an an domhain. Tá na meáin thraidisiúnta faoi bhrú uile thoscaire a thuairim a nochtadh agus comhairle agus amhras faoin mbonn gnó agus maoinithe ar a ghlacadh ó lucht an eolais agus na taithí. a maireann siad. 2 Celtic Media Festival 2016 Tá cáil na fáilte agus na féile ar Dhún Garbhán le fada iad sin a shaothraigh go dícheallach ar gach an lá. Gheobhaidh tú neart áras ar an mbaile seo ina Giúiré Roghnúcháin, (náisiúnta agus idirnáisiúnta), gcuirfear deoch i do láimh, greim bia i do bhéal agus aoi-chainteoirí, urraithe agus institiúidí oideachais. amhrán nó ceol binn i do chluas. Tapaigh do dheis Is sibhse croí na Féile agus molaim sibh. agus lig do scíth le dea-chomhluadar. Tá buíochas ar leith dlite do na craoltóirí agus na Gabhaim buíochas ó chroí leis an uile dhuine agus rialtóirí a chuireann an croí-mhaoiniú ar fáil don dream a chabhraigh linn in eagrú na féile seo, togra Fhéile seo gach bliain agus do Chomhairle Cathrach mór ilchineálach a ghlac meitheal bheag daoine agus Contae Phort Láirge agus d’Údarás na Gael- mar chúram: mo chomhghleacaithe ar Lár-Choiste tachta a tháinig ar bord linn i mbliana. Feidhme na Féile, An Coiste Áitiúil, Catriona Logan (Stiúrthóir na Féile), Naomi Wright, (Comhordaithe- Guím gach rath ar an bhFéile agus oraibh ar fad. Go oir na Féile), Iain Mac a’Ghobhainn, (Stiúrthóir Teic- mbeire muid beo ar an am seo arís. niúil), na oibrithe deonacha ar fad, t is my pleasure and privilege to bid We celebrate the best of radio, film, television and you welcome to the 37th Celtic Me- interactive media from all of our nations and re- dia Festival in Dún Garbhán/Dungar- gions (and beyond) and delight in hearing our lan- van. We assemble here at the end of guages spoken, on screen, in sound and in person. an intense phase of 1916 Centenary Our continuing challenge as organisers is to shape commemorations in this part of the Celtic world, a Festival that reflects our changing media world while our neighbours across the water prepare for and to attract the best content-makers and insight- a historic vote on their future relationship with Eu- ful commentators to grace our competitions and rope. Broadcasting policy and content creation are conference sessions. Your feedback on how we in a state of flux worldwide and the distribution of achieve that is most welcome. Please let us know content is undergoing change at a rate that almost how we could improve. defies measurement and analysis. Interesting times for all of us. The Executive Committee thanks most sincerely all those who have worked so hard to make this event Our annual celebration of excellence and our con- happen, particularly the Local Festival Commit- ference sessions and workshops on exciting devel- tee, the Festival Director, Catriona Logan, Festival opments and opportunities that lie ahead, provide Co-ordinator, Naomi Wright and Technical Direc- us with a chance to pause, take stock of where we tor, John Smith We are also very grateful to our ju- are and to look forward and wonder at the many rors at national and international levels, our special opportunities and the potential for cooperation guests, speakers and panellists, our sponsors and over the coming decade. You are in good com- educational institutions, together with event staff pany and in a location that provides many places in and volunteers who ensure the smooth running the which to savour it. Festival. Our Festival is long-established now and nearing A special word of gratitude is due to the broadcast- its prime, as demonstrated by the record number ers and regulators who are our core funders and to of competition entries, the high delegate numbers our hosts here in Dún Garbhán, particularly Com- and the diverse range of topics, issues and panel- hairle Cathrach agus Contae Phort Láirge/Waterford lists that have been assembled to inform and chal- City and County Council and Údarás na Gaeltachta. lenge us. Sharing ideas on best practice, innova- tion, multi-funding and coproduction are some of PÁDHRAIC Ó CIARDHA the ingredients that make this a unique Festival and Cathaoirleach / Chair a must-attend event for so many. Féile na Meán Ceilteach / Celtic Media Festival Féile na Meán Ceilteach 2016 3 festival director WELCOME CATRIONA LOGAN áilte go Dún Garbhán, baile gleoite Is iad ár n-urraithe agus ár lucht tacaíochta an bonn atá suite ar bhruach na farraige, faoi ar a bhfuil an Fhéile seo tógtha. Go raibh míle theas na gréine agus muid bailithe maith agaibh. anseo d’Fhéile na Meán Ceilteach 2016! Gabhaim buíochas pearsanta ar leith le Bord Stiúr- tha na Féile, an mheitheal bhuan ar a bhfuil an togra Is breá liom fáilte a chur romhat i mbliana agus ar fad ag brath ó bhliain go bliain: súil agam go mbainfidh gach éinne tairbhe as na Pádhraic Ó Ciardha, Cathaoirleach, Irial Mac seisiúin, as na himeachtaí agus na hócáidí éagsúla Murchú ón gCoiste Áitiúil agus Iain Mac a’ caidrimh agus as an gceantar iontach seo agus a Ghobhainn, an draoi teicniúil, daoine a dhéanann mhuintir, a chuir fáilte chroíúil romhainn. obair mhór agus meangadh an gháire orthu ó thús deiridh! Tá an Fhéile ag dul i bhfeabhas agus i dtreis gach bliain, a chruthúnas sin sa méadú leanúnach ar Mar fhocal scoir, gabhaim buíochas ó chroí le iontrálacha ar ár gcomórtais agus sa meas agus san Naomi Wright, Comhordaitheoir na Féile, éileamh atá ar na duaiseanna a bhronntar gach mo chomhghleacaí dílis, atá ar bhean chomh bliain. Tá gean ar leith ar an bhFéile seo ag lucht na heagraithe agus chomh greannmhar is a casadh meán sna críocha Ceilteacha ar fad agus áit ar leith riamh orm. Go raibh míle maith agat. aige sa bhféilire bliantúil. Nach orm atá an t-ádh a bheidh luaite léi. Bain sult as an bhFéile agus as an mbaile seo agus tar chun cainte liom lena linn! Tá buíochas ó chroí dlite do gach giúiré rogh- núcháin – náisiúnta agus idirnáisiúnta, a d’fhéach agus a d’éist le breis is 350 uair an chloig d’ábhar ardchaighdeáin scannán, raidió, teilifís agus eile. Is mór ar fad againn bhur ndúthracht agus bhur saothar. Thacaigh an Coiste Áitiúil go mór linn inár n-ullmhúchán ar Fhéile na Meán Ceilteach 2016 agus ba phléisiúr bheith ag obair i bpáirt leo. 4 Celtic Media Festival 2016 elcome to Dungarvan in the sunny To our sponsors and supporters, this festival could south east of Ireland, and Celtic Me- not take place without you; thank you. dia Festival 2016! My personal thanks go to the Celtic Media Festival As with every year, I’m so happy to be Board of Directors, who are as supportive a group able to welcome you all to the festival.
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