Meet Our Creative Collaborators
Discover the passionate artists and researchers behind the Fréamhacha project.
Project Director
Ciara Julia Ryan
Leading the vision for this unique audiovisual exploration of Irish heritage.
Sound.
Liza Delaney.
Composer and Violin.
Weaving traditional sounds and contemporary composition into every chapter.
Erin Lalor.
Composer and Harp.
Weaving traditional sounds and contemporary composition into every chapter.
Hendrik Kuhling.
Composer, Guitar and Sound Engineer.
Weaving traditional sounds and contemporary composition into every chapter.
Helen Delaney.
Cello.
Weaving traditional sounds and contemporary composition into every chapter.
Eddie Kavanagh
Bodhrán.
Weaving traditional sounds and contemporary composition into every chapter.
Brian O’Mahoney.
Live Recordings.
Weaving traditional sounds and contemporary composition into every chapter.
Film.
Justin Stevenson.
Director of Photography.
Crafting evocative verse inspired by the hawthorn tree and the Great Hunger.
John Stevenson.
Assistant Director.
Crafting evocative verse inspired by the hawthorn tree and the Great Hunger.
Photography
Douglas Ross.
Still Photography.
Crafting evocative verse inspired by the hawthorn tree and the Great Hunger.
Ruth Calder-Potts.
Still Photography.
Crafting evocative verse inspired by the hawthorn tree and the Great Hunger.
On Screen.
Hilary Bowen-Walsh
Flo
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Megan O’Malley.
Ru.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Orlaith NíChearra.
Vi.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
William Jahn.
The Empire.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Place.
Donaghmore Famine Workhouse and Agriculture Museum.
Donaghmore Village, Co. Laois
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
I.V.E.T.A. Swallows Quarter, Donaghmore.
The Empire.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
William Jahn.
The Empire.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
William Jahn.
The Empire.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.
Translating historical narratives into powerful and moving choreography.