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VISUAL ARTS MUSIC & DANCE ISSUE & FILM THEATRE FREE THE WRITTEN WORD A REVIEW OF THE ARTS IN LAOIS, OFFALY AND WESTMEATH WINTER 2010/2011 13 Internationally renowned artist makes history in Lough Boora Parklands Set to open in March 2011 Award-winning photographer Tim Durham MidlandsMidland Arts and Culture Magazine | WINTER 2010 Arts andCultureMagazine 5 AWARD Neil Richardson Scoops Top Book Award, A Word Ailish Bracken Catches the Prize for The End WINNER: of The Reel...........................................................Page 3 Tyrellspass author Neil Fidget Feet Flying High. Artist Liz Johnson at from the Richardson beats Ryan Gainstown National School..............................Page 4 Tubridy, Fintan O'Toole, Site Donated for Tullamore Arts Centre. Artists Editor Senator Shane Ross, commissioned for Emo National School .......Page 5 Michael Murphy and Matt Cooper to From Bone to Blossom Launches in Birr. WELCOME to your new look the Argosy non Fiction book award. Film Commission for Westmeath..................Page 6 Midlands Arts and Culture Magazine which has been 9 CHICK LIT First Film Festival goes OFFline .....................Page 7 designed and crafted to do Laois Patronage Award Opens Up New Horizons. justice to the wealth and SUCCESS: Sandra Carr Wonders About an Arts and Creative variety of artistic talents on Mullingar-based Centre for Portarlington .................................Page 8 offer in the Midlands. Gráinne Toher gets Westmeath Author Celebrates Chick Lit Success.. This edition has it all - news, ready for London book ................................................................................Page 9 features, short stories, poetry, signings of her first Arthouse Stradbally.......................................Page 10 and commentary and that’s novel Comings and Goings. just for starters. MEM Players Celebrate Long History. Halloween Gets Spooky with TADS .............Page 12 People unfamiliar with the 10 ARTIST STUDIOS: The Art of it All ................................................Page 13 depth of Arts and Culture in the Stradbally Courthouse is to open as Midlands are likely to be Multi-award winning Laois poet Ann Egan looks surprised at the amount of a library and artists studio in March back at her year as Writer- in-Residence with Laois international awards and 2011 County Council .................................................Page 14 accolades snapped up of late The Buddha of Ballyhuppahaun Gives Readers by poets, authors and film- 15 JOHN WHELAN: the Hippy Hippy Shakes .................................Page 15 makers in the region. Former journalist John Whelan goes Midlands Arts and Culture Magazine Speaks to Arts and Culture envelope us native as Johnny Renko in new Offaly Filmmaker Paddy Slattery about The all the time but sometimes we book brought to life in County Laois. Moment .............................................................Page 15 fail to recognise what is all EveryonE Brings Artists and Travelling Community around us or embrace what is 16 FACE TO Together in Book with a Difference .............Page 19 on offer. Sculpture in the Parklands..........................Page 20 FACE: Midlands In the Midlands Arts and Culture Arts and Culture From Laois to Ljubljana with artist Patricia Magazine we offer a snapshot Magazine goes behind Bennett .............................................................Page 22 of what is being created and the camera to speak Making Memories at Belmont Mill.............Page 23 available in the region – and with County Offaly film- believe that there really is Talks, Walks and Forks by Rosalind Fanning – an something for everyone to maker Paddy Slattery about his new Emotional Journey to The Tyrone Guthrie Centre, participate in or simply enjoy. film The Moment and the moment Annaghmakerrig ..............................................Page 24 that changed his life forever. Midlands Arts and Culture Magazine Talks to It is also worth noting that the Photographer Tim Durham about his latest project Arts Officers in Laois, Offaly .............................................................................Page 25 and Westmeath have initiated COVER STORY and participate in a number of Dublin Culture Guru Urges Midlands to Emulate projects and schemes all 20 SCULPTURE IN Westmeath Success as first Ireland Culture Night devised to bring out the artist 2011 Nears ......................................................Page 28 THE PARKLANDS: in you and offer practical Internationally Renowned Artist Looking at the building blocks of Offaly. Young advice, guidance and financial Makes History in Lough Boora people are getting the chance to act up....Page 30 assistance. A lookParklands. inside Meet the Midlands Arts and Culture Magazine So, while former journalist John Team...................................................................Page 31 Whelan brings out his inner hippy in his book The Buddha of Ballyhuppahaun (page 15) YOUR LOCAL ARTS OFFICERS perhaps The Midlands Arts and Culture Magazine will go some way to bring out the inner artist in you. County Offaly County Westmeath County Laois WHO: Sinead O'Reilly, WHO: Catherine Kelly WHO: Muireann Ní Chonaill WHERE: Offaly County Council, WHERE: Westmeath County Council WHERE: Laois County Council, Angela Madden Charleville Road, Tullamore County Buildings, Mullingar Portlaoise, Co Laois Editor CONTACT: Telephone 057 9357400 CONTACT: Telephone 044 9332140 CONTACT: Tel: 057 8674342/44 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.offaly.ie/arts www.westmeathcoco.ie/arts www.laois.ie/arts 2 Philosophy in University College Dublin and now works as a creative writing Tyrellspass Author teacher and editor. He is also a playwright and two of Briefs his plays, Through the Dark Clouds Shining and From the Shannon to the Scoops Top Award Somme are inspired by stories from LAOIS NATIVE his book on the First World War. WINS MAJOR TYRELLSPASS author Neil Neil is also a member of the Reserve Defence Forces and his FILM AWARDS Richardson has beaten off family have a long military tradition HIS AND Hers - a film directed stiff competition from the stretching back over 150 years. His great-grandfather’s experiences in the by Portarlington native Ken likes of Ryan Tubridy, Fintan trenches inspired this collection of Wardrop and last year’s winner O'Toole, Senator Shane Ross, Irish veterans’ stories. of the Laois County Council Michael Murphy and Matt Patronage Award - has received rave reviews and has become Cooper to scoop the coveted What the darling of the international Argosy non Fiction book some film festival circuit where it has awards in December. picked up numerous awards. of the Some of the accolades its has His book on the first World War, A papers snapped up include The Coward if I Return, A Hero if I Fall Cinematography Award at the had been highly acclaimed in local said… Sundance Film Festival and the papers in the Midlands, in national Audience Award at the Dublin newspapers and in specialist ”exceptional new publication” Film Festival. His & Hers is a publications alike before this latest Westmeath Independent cinematic mosaic that tells the accolade. “a stunning piece of research'” tale of a 90 year-old love story Speaking to the Midlands Arts and through the collective voice of Culture Magazine Neil said: “It was Munster Express 70 ladies at different stages in amazing to be nominated let alone ”this very rich text will be read with win. I am delighted because to have Neil Richardson their lives. This film was interest by all those seeking to launched in Portarlington in the been nominated up against who I was understand the impact of the war on summer in the Cinemobile in in the media industry was amazing the stories told in the book eminated Ireland and the Irish’’ and to win is phenomenal so still from the Midlands. www.warbooksreview.com The Peoples Carpark, recovering from the shock. The Irish Post explained that his Portarlington. Check “The other five are very well book examines stories about bravery, ”a moving collection of stories about out www.hisandhers.ie known. I am not known in those family sacrafice, lucky escapes and Irishmen who fought in that war, circles so I didn't think I would win.” tragic ends. backed up by photos, diaries and Neil said of his book that the best way In many ways A Coward if I Return, documents that bring us closer to to understand the Irishmen who fought A Hero if I Fall “documents the life these men than any book I have read ARTIST in the First World War was to cycle of the war through the eyes of before” Sunday Independent OPPORTUNITIES remember them, to finally acknow- the Irish men who fought it,” FOR RECENT news on Artist ledge what they went through and ”a remarkable collection of stories” according to the Longford Leader. Bursaries, Residencies and allow their stories to be told. The Kingdom Neil who made Tyrellspass his PerCent for Art Schemes in He also said that a vast amount of home many years ago studied County Offaly please see www.offaly.ie/arts FILM LOCATIONS The End of the Reel SOUGHT IN OFFALY OFFALY County Council is Catches Top Film Prize looking for all sorts of filming locations in the county to add to its database. So, if you own FILMOFFALY has announced Noreen, went on to scoop Best Short a house, land, forest, business, Film at the Galway Film Fleadh so this factory or school that you that the 2010 FilmOffaly/ year's production will be eagerly would not mind being used in Filmbase sponsored
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    EMBARGO 4.00pm 28 th June 2006 RTÉ - Top 10 most highly paid on-air broadcasters for 2004 In accordance with a commitment made by the Director-General of RTÉ to the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Communications, Marine and Natural Resources , RTÉ is releasing the information in relation to the 10 most highly paid on-air broadcasters engaged by RTÉ for 2004. Please note that broadcasters who may appear on RTÉ screens but who do not have a direct contractual relationship with RTÉ, either as an employee or as an independent contractor of one form or another, are not included in the attached lists. 10 highest paid broadcasters computed on an earnings basis RANK INDIVIDUAL STATUS EARNINGS RANK INDIVIDUAL STATUS EARNINGS 2004 2003 1 Pat Kenny Media Services Ltd. Contractor 899,000 1 Pat Kenny Media Services Ltd. Contractor 635,916 (for the services of Pat Kenny) (for the services of Pat Kenny) 2 Balcom Management Ltd. Contractor 487,492 2 Balcom Management Ltd. Contractor 462,442 (for the services of Gerry Ryan) (for the services of Gerry Ryan) 3 Montrose Services Ltd. Contractor 439,265 3 Montrose Services Ltd. Contractor 360,507 (for the services of Marian (for the services of Marian Finucane) Finucane) 4 Claddaghgreen Ltd. Contractor 279,149 4 Claddaghgreen Ltd. Contractor 228,743 (for the services of Joe Duffy) (for the services of Joe Duffy) 5 Miriam O'Callaghan Contractor 251,251 5 Miriam O'Callaghan Contractor 177,083 6 Trocity Productions Ltd. Contractor 216,150 6 Brian Farrell Contractor 175,618 (for the services of Ryan Tubridy) 7 Derek