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CLONES FILM FESTIVAL

4 November 2017 No Comments by The Northern Standard

At the opening night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Bernard McNally, SuperValu Clones, Kevin McNally, Ballybay Clones Municipal District, James Sheerin, Clones Film Festival, Mairéad Ní Thréinir, Director “Tit For Tatt” and Adge King, Monaghan County Council. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard


At the opening night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Bernard McNally, SuperValu Clones, Kevin McNally, Ballybay Clones Municipal District, James Sheerin, Clones Film Festival, Mairéad Ní Thréinir, Director "Tit For Tatt" and Adge King, Monaghan County Council. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Pictured at the opening night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Paula McQuillian, Brian Adamson, Adamson's Bar, Siobhan Sheerin and Ann Adamson. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
At the opening night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Ciaran Morgan, Kevin V Mulligan, Paula McQuillian, Dara McCluskey, Director of "Monaghan Gothic", Seamie McMahon, chairman, Clones Film Festival and Shirley Clerkin. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
At the opening night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Tomas Zechner, James Sheerin, John James McDonnell and Paddy McCabe. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
At the opening night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Somhairle Mac Conghail, arts officer, Monaghan County Council, Seamie McMahon, Chairman, Clones Film Festival and James Sheerin, Clones Film Festival. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Some of the crowd at the opening night of the Clones Film Festival at Clones Courthouse. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Dara McCluskey, director of "Monaghan Gothic" introducing the film at the opening night of Clones Film Festival at Clones Courthouse. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Shirley Clerkin, Heritage Officer for Monaghan County Council, who was one of the presenters in the film "Monaghan Gothic" speaking at the opening night of the Clones Film Festival at Clones Courthouse. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
At the opening night of the Clones Film Festival in Clones Courthouse were (L-R) Rosemary McCarville, Siobhan Sheerin, Niamh Smyth TD and James Sheerin. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Mairéad Ní Thréinir, who produced and directed "Tit For Tatt" introducing her film at the opening night of the Clones Film Festival at the Clones Courthouse. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Some of the volunteers at the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Isobel Zechner, Beatrica Zechner, Catherine Sheerin-O'Harte, James O'Harte-Sheerin and Faelan McCabe. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
At the closing night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Seamie McMahon, chairman, Mairéad Ní Thréinir, Director of "Tit For Tatt", Cllr Pat Treanor and James Sheerin. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
At the Clones Film Festival were Tony Morgan and Geraldine Zechner. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Pictured at Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Geraldine Zechner, with Aisling and Teddy Otto, from Berlin. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
At the closing night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Geraldine Zechner, Paula McQuillian, Andrea Farrelly and Padraig Conaty. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
James Sheerin during an impression of Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver, at the closing night of Clones Film Festival. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Mairéad Ní Thréinir making the presentation of the Francie for Best Documentary to Brian Bahenam for "Greta". ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
Pawel Kleszczewski, left, making the presentation of the Best Short Ficton / Experimental Francie to Dave Thorpe for "Leap of Faith". ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
At the presentation of the Francie to Padraig Conaty for "You're Not A Man At All" at the closing night of the Clones Film Festival were (L-R) Seamie McMahon, chairman, Clones Film Festival, Padraig Conaty and Brendan Jenkins, Clones Credit Union. ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard
James Sheerin making the presentation of the Best Animation Francie to Tubacca, on behalf of "Panic Attack". ©Rory Geary/The Northern Standard

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