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Day by Day Listing.Indd Friday 12th March - 2021 / SPFTV Guide 09:25 Virtual Grand Marshal Tara Flynn Welcome ISL 16:45 Curious State presents The Street Sweeper 09:30 Breathe and Move: Yoga with Michael Ryan Episode 1 17:10 Untitled by Adam Mohamed 10:00 The Book of Kells and Old Library Exhibition at Trinity College Dublin 17:13 Sin A Deir Sí featuring The Galway Girls 10:10 Slow Looking Art with IMMA featuring Phil Collins & Niamh McCann 17:30 The Cobblestone Sessions at The Complex Episode 1 Episode 1 17:40 Patrick Kavanagh - The Pincer Jaws of Heaven 10:30 Celebrating Pat Ingoldsby - Illustrations by Grace Enemaku, ISL Pati Matsushita and Ashwin Chacko . ISL: Amanda Coogan 18:00 Blindboy Boatclub presents Creativity and Mental Health Moments. Parental Episode 1 Failure Guidance 10:35 Irish Architecture Foundation: Site Specific 1 - Poolbeg 18:05 EX by Eamonn Doyle - Niall Sweeney - David Donohoe Adult 10:40 Arrivalists – Songs from the Living Room - Kevin Barry Content 11:00 Songs from the Aran Islands with Padraig Jack. 18:15 The Soundtrack to Ireland's Future featuring Fia Moon, Fynch, Adult Gemma Bradley, INSIDEWAVE & I Have A Tribe Episode 2 Content 11:30 Cleas Crafts Willow Weaving Workshop 18:35 Moxie 11:50 Slow Looking Art with IMMA featuring Mark O' Kelly Episode 2 19:00 [Indistinct Chatter] Women of Sheriff Street. A film & music by Myles O' Reilly 12:00 The Hill of Uisneach, the Sacred Centre of Ireland ISL 19:20 Ballad Tours Dublin ISL 12:25 Teen Spirit with Bressie ISL 19:50 Poetry Films: Beautiful Young People ISL 12:35 The Soundtrack to Ireland's Future featuring Anna Mieke, Basciville, A Smyth & Archmotors Episode 1 20:00 Pomes Penyeach - reimagining of James Joyce poetry book, featuring Lisa Hannigan Adrian Crowley, Matthew Nolan, Cora Venus Lunny, 12:52 The Dodgy History of Ireland - St Brigid Kevin Murphy, Sean MacErlaine. 13:00 Comhrá le Marian with Cúán Greene 21:00 Outside History featuring Mark Smith 13:30 From The Sky by Monaghan County Museum 21:03 KÍLA BEO ó Áras Chrónáin 13:35 To The Earth by Monaghan County Museum 21:50 Celebrating Pat Ingoldsby - Illustrations by Grace Enemaku, ISL Pati Matsushita and Ashwin Chacko 13:45 Irelands Young Filmmakers featuring shorts Stranger Danger, Parental Guidance One Small Change & Da Vincki Episode 1 21:55 Poetry Films: Beautiful Young People: Zozimus St. Patrick was a Gentleman ISL 14:00 A History of Irish Food with Tadgh Byrne: Episode 1: 22:00 Homebeat presents Transitions featuring Polytunnel Prehistoric (7000BC – 600 AD): Wild Food 22:30 Round Midnight | Peter Curtin with special guest Fehdah SPFO Adult 14:20 Mary-Land - film by Rachel Burke Content 14:30 1916 Rebellion Walking Tour ISL Adult Content 14:50 And Jump from the Golden Gate Bridge by Jennifer Walshe Performed by Crash Ensemble Film by Laura Sheeran 15:05 Who is Mister O'Kelly? a documentary by Sean Fitzgerald 15:25 Science at Home with Dr. Dan Nickström - How A Speaker Works 15:40 The Ark & Irish Arts Center NY present Animal Transformations R – Repeat / ISL – Irish Sign Language Captioned versions are available on the individual event pages 16:00 RTÉ Virtual Parade: Artastic Costume Workshop SPFO – stpatricksfestival.ie only event of most programmes. A number of programmes feature ISL. Most programmes can we be replayed until March 21 on the Please note content and language warnings, some programmes individual event pages. A number of events will only broadcast 16:20 Linked By A Thread - The Story of Clones Lace are not suitable for children and some viewers may find content on stpatricksfestival.ie offensive. Programmes may change without notice due to unforeseen Parental 16:30 Ireland's Young Filmmakers featuring shorts Plastic, circumstances. Guidance Wired & Bog Standard Episode 2 How to Watch SPF TV : In Ireland on Oireachtas TV* Saorview 22, *Oireachtas TV is subject to the business of the Houses, all Virgin Media 207, Sky 517, eir Vision 504, Vodafone 201, 207 and business takes precedence, the SPF TV broadcast will commence 208. Globally on www.stpatricksfestival.ie & www.rte.ie/culture. when normal transmission concludes Saturday 13th March - 2021 / SPFTV Guide 09:30 Slow Looking Art with IMMA featuring 17:05 Axis presents Mary Coughlan: A song and a chat Parental Moment of Mindfulness Episode 3 Guidance 09:45 Curious State presents The Barcelo Brothers 18:00 Blindboy Boatclub presents Creativity and Mental Health Moments. Parental Episode 2 Play Guidance 10:00 Kids Yoga with Mary Dowling at National Gallery of Ireland Episode 1 18:10 Teen Spirit with Bressie (R) ISL 10:20 Science at Home with Dr. Dan Nickström - 18:15 Irish Legends with storyteller Eddie Lenihan Episode 1 Parental Guidance Bees & Pollinators Lee Bán & The Strange St Patrick's Curse 10:30 Sean Nós Dance from Connemara with Emma O'Sullivan Episode 1 18:30 IN FOCUS Jennie Wyse Power : Civic Republican Episode 1 19:00 Abair presents - Táimse im’ Chodladh 10:45 The Adrian Brinkerhoff Poetry foundation featuring Nithy Kasa, Seán Hewitt,Evgeny Shtorn & Doireann Ní Ghríofa 19:30 Home - Carrickmacross Workhouse Parental Guidance 11:00 Breathe and Move: Mindfulness with Michael Ryan Episode 2 20:00 Pillow Queens, Gemma Dunleavy and Adam Mohamed - Adult 11:30 RTÉ Virtual Parade: Zeitgeist - Be Your Own Choreographer! Live at Guinness Storehouse Content 12:00 The Dodgy History of Ireland - Parental 21:00 The Soundtrack To Ireland's Future featuring Adult The Ugly Truth About St. Patrick Guidance CMAT, Celaviedmai,Beauty Sleep, Beyond the Wash, Fears Episode 3 Content 12:05 Linked By A Thread - 21:20 Irish Architecture Foundation: We Built This City - London The Story of Clones Lace (R) 21:30 Homebeat presents Transitions with New Jackson 12:15 Cleas Crafts Aran Knitting Workshop 22:05 Mother presents: Queer Space. We Will Dance Again SPFO Adult 12:50 The Adrian Brinkerhoff Poetry Foundation featuring Content ATMOS Collective and Sasha Terfous 13:00 Comhrá le Marian Richardson with Liz Nugent Parental Guidance 13:35 Celebrating Pat Ingoldsby - Illustrations by Grace Enemaku, ISL Pati Matsushita and Ashwin Chacko (R) 13:39 Teen Spirit with Bressie ISL 13.45 The Cobblestone Sessions at The Complex Episode 2 14:05 A History of Irish Food with Tadgh Byrne: Episode 2: Christian Ireland (600-1500): Dairy Produce R – Repeat / ISL – Irish Sign Language Most programmes can we be replayed until March 21 on the SPFO – stpatricksfestival.ie only event individual event pages. 14:30 Clare Youth Trad Orchestra Online Performance Please note content and language warnings, some programmes A number of events will only broadcast on stpatricksfestival.ie 14:45 Ireland's Young Filmmakers featuring shorts Tappity, Parental are not suitable for children and some viewers may find content In My Own Words & Late Doctor's Daughter Episode 3 Guidance offensive. Programmes may change without notice due to unforeseen circumstances. Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin & Ultan O’Brien : Lifting the Latch How to Watch SPF TV : In Ireland on Oireachtas TV* Saorview 22, 15:00 Virgin Media 207, Sky 517, eir Vision 504, Vodafone 201, 207 and *Oireachtas TV is subject to the business of the Houses, all 208. Globally on www.stpatricksfestival.ie & www.rte.ie/culture. business takes precedence, the SPF TV broadcast will commence 15:15 Irish Architecture Foundation: Site Specific - when normal transmission concludes Dublin City Library Parnell Square Captioned versions are available on the individual event pages of most programmes. A number of programmes feature ISL. 15:25 The Adrian Brinkerhoff Poetry foundation featuring Kassie K & Theo Ndlova 15:30 MAMO 16:00 Slow Looking Art with IMMA featuring Janet Mullraney Episode 4 16:05 Ireland's Young Filmmakers featuring shorts Rue, Parental Young & Text Back Episode 4 Guidance 16:25 Creating a Culture of Sustainability - Tales of Ireland Past Sunday 14th March - 2021 / SPFTV Guide 09:30 Slow Looking Art with IMMA featuring 16:35 The Military Archives: Benar Venet & Fergus Martin Episode 5 History and Virtual Tour 09:45 Irish Architecture Foundation: Site Specific - Chapel Royal 17:10 Abair presents The Long Sleep 09:50 Linked By A Thread - The Story of Clones Lace 17:35 Irish Legends with storyteller Eddie Lenihan Ep 2 Parental How The Faeries Came to Be Guidance 10:00 Kids Yoga with Mary Dowling at National Gallery of Ireland Episode 2 17:45 Irish Architecture Foundation: Site Specific - Rosemount Court 10:15 Science at Home with Dr. Dan Nickström - Parental How to Make Iron & Steel 18:00 Blindboy Boatclub presents Creativity and Mental Health Moments. 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