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Irish producer (born 1934)
Lelia Doolan (born 1934) is an Irish television producer. Doolan was born in Cork, Ireland in 1934. She studied French and German at University College
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activist Carmen Lelia Cristóbal (born before 1959), Argentine botanist Lelia Doolan (born 1941), Irish television and theatre producer Lelia Dromgold Emig
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2006 film by Ken Loach
revolution." Speaking at an Irish Presidential event on Irish film in 2022, Lelia Doolan described The Wind that Shakes the Barley as "unapologetically socialist
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Irish-language television network
content on the channel will be made available entirely in HD. In 1969, Lelia Doolan, Jack Dowling and Bob Quinn published Sit down and Be Counted, a book
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Irish public service broadcaster
programmes broadcast by Telefís Éireann Television in Ireland Jack Dowling, Lelia Doolan, Bob Quinn, Sit Down and be Counted: the cultural evolution of a television
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Former technical institution in Dublin, Ireland
University of Connecticut, Desmond Fennell, writer and cultural philosopher, Lelia Doolan, TV and film producer, Peter Sutherland, lawyer and politician. John
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Irish filmmaker, writer and photographer (born 1935)
of the network. He wrote his first book, Sit Down and be Counted with Lelia Doolan and Jack Dowley, who had also quit, about that episode. In 1973, he established
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Irish state development body for film, TV and animation
occurred in 1993. The board was reconstituted under the chairmanship of Lelia Doolan in 1993 by the Minister for Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht, Michael
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Cinema and arts venue in Galway, Ireland
former RTÉ chair Siún Ní Raghallaigh and Galway Film Fleadh founder Lelia Doolan was formed in 2025 to try to re-open the cinema. The venue was used again
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Winker-Tom Tinker premièred at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, directed by Lelia Doolan. John Montague's long poem The Rough Field was published. William Trevor's
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1988 film by Joe Comerford
Model Directed by Joe Comerford Written by Joe Comerford Produced by Lelia Doolan Starring Ian McElhinney Carol Scanlan Sean Lawlor Cinematography Breffni
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Board was re-established as a funding body under the chairmanship of Lelia Doolan. Shelbourne defeated Dundalk 1–0 at Lansdowne Road to win the FAI Cup
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Irish satirical magazine published 1922-1968
O'Sullivan in 1968, under whose ownership it returned briefly, edited by Lelia Doolan and Joe Dowling. Pauric J. Dempsey and Bridget Hourican, "Booth, Arthur
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Annual Irish film and television awards ceremony
Feature Documentary Award Bernadette: Notes on a Political Journey — Lelia Doolan 'Knuckle' — Ian Palmer Men of Arlington — Enda Hughes Off the Beaten
9th Irish Film & Television Awards
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1988 film award ceremony in West-Germany
Pathfinder Ofelaš / Veiviseren Nils Gaup John M. Jacobsen Reefer and the Model Joe Comerford Lelia Doolan Stormy Monday Mike Figgis Nigel Stafford-Clark ,
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Irish poet, playwright, and writer (1931–2019)
Tamall Suirí - Coiscéim (2004), Eye Winker-Tom Tinker: 1972, directed by Lelia Doolan at the Abbey Theatre, tells the story of Shooks, an exiled revolutionary
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2 Jul 1967 16mm tr 4 26 The Plough and the Stars Sean O’Casey Lelia Doolan Lelia Doolan 16 Jul 1967 4 27 Tickle Times Julia Jones Michael Bakewell Mary
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Late 20th century campaign group in County Clare, Ireland
Colleran, as well as media figures like the producer P.J. Curtis and Lelia Doolan. The Burren Action Group was also supported by leftist politicians like
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Irish television producer (1930–1985)
entertainment at RTÉ. In 1961, he produced his first programme, starring Lelia Doolan, called "The Ballad Singer". Early in 1962, McGrath introduced a weekly
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Annual awards for excellence in Irish television and radio (1962–1993)
(maker of documentary Too Many Children) Frank Hall (editor of Newsbeat) Lelia Doolan (producer of The Plough and the Stars) May Cluskey (acting performance
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Annual European film award
Nils Gaup John M. Jacobsen Norway Reefer and the Model Joe Comerford Lelia Doolan Ireland Stormy Monday Mike Figgis Nigel Stafford-Clark United Kingdom
European Film Award for European Discovery of the Year
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Irish current affairs TV programme
broadcaster", 19 November 1992 RTÉ Guide, 5 January 1962 Dowling, Jack & Doolan, Lelia. Sit Down and Be Counted: The Cultural Evolution of a Television Station
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Finegan – Marie Conmee Garry O'Neill – Mike Murphy Mary MacMillan – Lelia Doolan Kate Houlihan – Unknown Father James Kelly – Unknown Sergeant Reilly
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Counted: The Cultural Evolution of a Television Station, by Jack Dowling, Lelia Doolan and Bob Quinn, former RTÉ Television producers who had resigned in controversy
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Irish current affairs television programme (1966–76)
FitzGerald. 7 Days was broadcast for the final time in 1976. Dowling, Jack & Doolan, Lelia. Sit Down and Be Counted: The Cultural Evolution of a Television Station
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English writer
Guide, 4 December 1964 Evening Press, 11–13 January 1966 Dowling, Jack, Doolan, Lelia, and Bob Quinn, Sit Down and Be Counted: The Cultural Evolution of a
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