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Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Successful Applications Percent Programme Funding Applicant Project name Channel TV/RADIO Genre Format funding Duration (Mins) recommended recommended 1 Abú Media Teo FINKY TG4 TV Contemporary society Drama 1 x 110 €400,000.00 34 Bankos Tales ‘The Irish 2 Productions Derby ~ Níos TG4 TV History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 50 €80,000.00 80 Limited Mó ná Rása’ Besom 3 Productions Limbo RTÉ One TV Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 80, 1 x 60 €175,000.00 32 Limited Broadstone Films Shooting the 4 RTÉ One TV Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 52 €107,500.00 80 Ltd Darkness Long Bullets: 5 Diarmaid Galvin Irish Road CCTV TV History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 50 €28,700.00 95 Bowling Diarmuid McIntyre Renewing 6 t/a Grey Heron CCTV TV Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 60 €35,400.00 90 Dualla Media Diarmuid McIntyre Creative 7 t/a Grey Heron CCTV TV Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 60 €42,400.00 95 Communities Media 8 Element Films ROSIE RTÉ One TV Contemporary society Drama 1 x 90 €250,000.00 20 Frameworks Films Know Your 9 CCTV TV Adult/Media literacy Education 6 x 10 €40,000.00 95 Limited Media www.bai.ie Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Successful Applications Percent Programme Funding Applicant Project name Channel TV/RADIO Genre Format funding Duration (Mins) recommended recommended No School To 10 Frontline Films TV3 TV Contemporary society Documentary 2 x 47 €168,400.00 90 Go To Kerr’s Kids: The Story of Gambit Pictures 11 Irish Football’s Eir Sport TV Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 52 €77,100.00 91 Limited Golden Generation Gmarsh TV THE ART OF 12 RTÉ One TV Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 52 €135,000.00 80 Productions ASPERGER'S Imagine Media The Queen's 13 TG4 TV History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 75 €102,000.00 50 Productions Ltd. Pardon Peter Wilson's Science/Nature/Environmen 14 indiepics RTÉ One TV Education 6 x 30 €252,000.00 60 Animal Stories t Iris Pictures 15 LURGAN 2K18 TG4 TV Children's Documentary 10 x 12 €150,000.00 60 Limited JMACTWO PRODUCTIONS (TRADING AS Travellers 16 RTÉ One TV History/Heritage Documentary 3 x 52 €200,000.00 51 MOTIVE Guide... TELEVISION LIMTED) John Kelleher 17 Full Circle RTÉ One TV Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 80 €90,000.00 30 Media 18 Macalla Teoranta Arracht TG4 TV History/Heritage Drama 1 x 90 €400,000.00 34 www.bai.ie Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Successful Applications Percent Programme Funding Applicant Project name Channel TV/RADIO Genre Format funding Duration (Mins) recommended recommended Mo Shaol, Do 19 Macalla Teoranta TG4 TV Children's Entertainment 13 x 12 €167,000.00 85 Shaol Science/Nature/Environmen 20 Meangadh Fibin GAA Nua RTÉ One TV Documentary 4 x 24 €160,000.00 80 t MERMAN Women on 21 RTÉ 2 TV Contemporary society Drama 6 x 30 €200,000.00 8 TELEVISION LTD The Verge Saol an Mhadra Bháin / Science/Nature/Environmen 22 Midas Productions The Secret TG4 TV Documentary 2 x 52 €125,000.00 85 t World of Working Dogs. Mind the Gap The Irish 23 RTÉ One TV History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 52 €105,000.00 78 Films Limited Soccer Split Paper Owl Films Pablo Series 24 Ltd (previously RTÉjr TV Children's Animation 52 x 11 €300,000.00 8 Two Indee) An Irish Street 25 Ronin Films RTÉ 2 TV Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 52 €88,000.00 80 Art Story ROSE PLAYS 26 Samson Films RTÉ One TV Contemporary society Drama 1 x 90 €250,000.00 20 JULIE Sea Fever The Secrets of Science/Nature/Environmen 27 RTÉ One TV Documentary 2 x 52 €190,000.00 50 Productions Ltd the Burren t www.bai.ie Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Successful Applications Percent Programme Funding Applicant Project name Channel TV/RADIO Genre Format funding Duration (Mins) recommended recommended The Team 28 Sorcha Glackin Eir Sport TV Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 52 €85,000.00 90 From The Flats 29 Spiral Pictures Ltd Taken Down RTÉ One TV Contemporary society Drama 6 x 52 €350,000.00 7 30 Tile Films Viking Empires RTÉ One TV History/Heritage Documentary 4 x 52 €160,000.00 20 Tyrone You, Me and 31 TV3 TV Contemporary society Documentary 3 x 46 €253,300.00 85 Productions Ltd Surrogacy Veronica Community 32 CCTV TV Contemporary society Documentary 3 x 30 €45,000.00 95 Santorum Interchange THE SEVEN AGES OF Oireachtas 33 Yellow Asylum TV History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 75 €156,500.00 90 NOEL TV BROWNE Comhdháil Náisiúnta na Gaeilge: Sa Aonghus Ó Tóir ar Raidió na 34 Radio History/Heritage Documentary 3 x 27 €5,130.00 95 Lochlainn Thaibhse na Life Comhdhála [teideal táscach] The World on Athlone Athlone our Table- 35 Community Radio Contemporary society Documentary 15 x 27 €11,000.00 95 Community Radio Food for Radio Thought 2 www.bai.ie Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Successful Applications Percent Programme Funding Applicant Project name Channel TV/RADIO Genre Format funding Duration (Mins) recommended recommended Athlone Athlone One Day at a 36 Community Radio Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 55 €4,000.00 95 Community Radio Time Radio Big Sea - Big Newstalk 37 Audio Portraits Ltd Wind - Big Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 50 €9,720.00 95 106-108FM Welcome! Life On The UCC 38 Bairbre Flood Radio Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 60 €2,500.00 95 Outside 98.3FM That Will Newstalk 39 Brian Gallagher Never Catch Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 46 €3,300.00 95 106-108FM On RTÉ 40 Brian Kenny Hidden Worlds Radio Children's Documentary 6 x 15 €4,400.00 95 Junior/Chill Write it down, Newstalk 41 Brian Kenny Write it all Radio Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 45 €3,860.00 95 106-108FM down The Last Claremorris Claremorris 42 Travelling Community Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 60 €2,940.00 95 Community Radio Shop Radio From Small Beginnings: 50 Claremorris Claremorris 43 Years of Community Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 60 €3,270.00 95 Community Radio Community Radio Spirit The Nature of RTÉ 44 Colette Kinsella Radio Children's Education 15 x 10 €11,200.00 95 Things Junior/Chill www.bai.ie Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Successful Applications Percent Programme Funding Applicant Project name Channel TV/RADIO Genre Format funding Duration (Mins) recommended recommended Community Community Radio Catching 45 Radio Radio Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 45 €2,860.00 95 Castlebar Faith? Castlebar Connemara Connemara 46 Arts On Air Community Radio Arts/Culture Entertainment 22 x 60 €23,000.00 90 Community Radio Radio 47 Conor McGinnity Cracks LMFM Radio Contemporary society Drama 1 x 110 €7,440.00 95 Curious Broadcast Steamboat Newstalk 48 Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 46 €3,800.00 95 Limited Ladies 106-108FM Cuaisin: Iarr Gaeltacht. Newstalk 49 Deirdre Mulrooney Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 45 €5,570.00 95 What's on the 106-108FM Tape? Diarmuid McIntyre Adventure 50 t/a Grey Heron RTÉ Radio 1 Radio Contemporary society Documentary 15 x 7 €11,970.00 95 Island Media Dublin City 51 Dublin City FM Dead Air Radio Contemporary society Drama 4 x 28 €5,850.00 95 FM Louth Irish Science/Nature/ 52 Dundalk FM Dundalk FM Radio Entertainment 7 x 20 €5,000.00 78 Water Safety Environment Fallow Field Music The Fractured RTÉ Lyric 53 And Press (Ian Radio Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 56 €3,230.00 80 Voice FM Maleney) www.bai.ie Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Successful Applications Percent Programme Funding Applicant Project name Channel TV/RADIO Genre Format funding Duration (Mins) recommended recommended Heather MacLeod Behind the Dublin City 54 Radio History/Heritage Documentary 4 x 15 €5,110.00 95 t/a McLeod Music Curtain FM Irish Icons, Heather MacLeod RTÉ Radio 1 55 International Radio History/Heritage Documentary 6 x 30 €9,660.00 95 t/a McLeod Music Extra Interests Heather MacLeod Phil T RTÉ Radio 1 56 Radio Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 60 €2,530.00 95 t/a McLeod Music Gorgeous Extra Dublin City 57 Hugh Hick Killing Time Radio Contemporary society Drama 3 x 28 €5,800.00 95 FM Gaelscoil 58 Ignacio Irigoien Bharra – Inniu NEAR 90fm Radio Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 60, 3 x 20 €3,400.00 95 agus inné IWR Media Ltd (formally known RTÉ Lyric 59 In the Wind Radio Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 60 €4,750.00 95 as Hollybrook FM Films Ltd) CLASS Newstalk 60 Jane Farley RUGBY Radio Contemporary society Documentary 1 x 56 €4,300.00 95 106-108FM (working title) My Margaret RTÉ Lyric 61 Jason Murphy Radio Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 45 €4,470.00 88 (Working Title) FM www.bai.ie Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Broadcasting Funding Scheme – Sound & Vision 3 – Round 30 Successful Applications Percent Programme Funding Applicant Project name Channel TV/RADIO Genre Format funding Duration (Mins) recommended recommended Newstalk 62 John O'Shea No Way Out Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 46 €4,930.00 95 106-108FM Chorus Noster RTÉ Lyric 63 John O'Shea Radio Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 56 €5,700.00 95 Recolat FM Seán Ó Conaill: Cill 64 John O'Shea Radio Kerry Radio Arts/Culture Documentary 1 x 42 €4,530.00 95 Rialaig Storyteller Man and Myth- The Story of Newstalk 65 John O'Shea Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 46 €5,830.00 95 William 106-108FM Lamport the Valley of Shannonsid 66 John Scally the Windows Radio History/Heritage Documentary 1 x 31 €1,850.00
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