Set up ready to fly in Mayo along the Great Western Greenway. You can see the results on RTE 1, Monday 18th at 7PM
Here we are in McGrory’s of Culdaff, Co Donegal working with the legendary Irish Traditional musician, Dinny McLaughlin. The recording session was filmed over three days, as part of a documentary, which will soon go into Post Production here.
Crew
Mark Mc Cauley (Camera and Director)
Brian Mc Veigh (Camera)
Michael Barwise (Camera Assistant)
Eamon Mc Kenna (location sound)
Neil Mc Grory (music recording)
Musicians
Dinny Mc Laughlin (piano and vocals)
Martin Tourish (accordion)
Louise Mc Kinney (flute)
The Henry Girls
Lorna Mc Laughlin (vocals)
Jolene Mc Laughlin (vocals)
Karen Mc Laughlin (vocals)
Pic: John McGrory
First day of filming for new TG4 Documentary in Gaoth Dobhair, Donegal.
Filming last week with Cloghan Walking Group for a feature on RTE Nationwide. It’s part of an innovative health scheme, the first of its kind in Ireland, where health providers and the local community team up to help people take effective steps to improve their health. Follow this link to view our film – its the first item on the programme  http://www.rte.ie/player/#!v=1139030     Pic. Conor Dooley
Had an amazing time working with Spanish TV in Dublin last week, filming for a programme called Cuarto Milenio – Fourth Millenium. Its a programme which examines mysterious events and phenomena. We shot the piece in the Vaults of St.Michans Church.
Here is a link to the RTE Player to view the programme which I made with Mary Kennedy for Nationwide in Ethiopia.
En-route from Addis Ababa to Mekele – 9 flights in 12 days and all of the equipment and luggage made it. Respect to Ethiopian Airways.
Working in in the town of Lalibela in Northern Ethiopia where we were based for two days. We chose this location to shoot what will eventually become the opening to the programme. It was quite early in the morning and very warm. Two days previous to this I was hardly able stand up as a result of a very bad stomach bug and an 8 hour journey by road in the back of a Land Cruiser in blistering heat. Thanks to everyone who looked after me & nursed me back to health and we still managed to film every day.
Just finished the edit on a co-produced programme with RTEÂ Â featuring the architecture, fashion and food of Georgian Dublin. This photograph was taken inside 10 Ormond Quay Lower, which is where we filmed.
I’ve been asked to go to Ethiopia in January to make a film with the Irish Charity – ‘Playing for Life’. Lots of arrangements to follow, but it looks like we’ll be spending about 12 days in various parts of the Country. Thinking already of what kit to bring….and what to leave behind.