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Bogland Hero is a film and multigenerational collaboration celebrating the cultural and ecological heritage of Ireland’s bogs, and will screen at An Táin Arts Centre on Saturday 13th December at 8pm.
Through the lens of five passionate native voices from Ardee Bog the film explores the unique topography of boglands, from plant-life and wildlife to social and seasonal change over time.
Blending oral histories, live music, film, and art, the work features an original score by Breifne Holohan performed by soloists, Ruadhán Collier O' Brien and Róisin Ward Morrow alongside young musicians from Grow Music Ensemble (Grow Music / An Táin Arts Centre School of Music).
Accompanied by vivid cinematopraphy and illustrations by Vivienne Byrne with the artistic responses of young voices from
Boomerang Youth Café, Drogheda.
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Don't miss this moving exploration of memory, place, and the urgent need to protect our
natural landscapes.
This project is funded by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon.
Tickets €8.50 (+€1.50 Booking Fee) and can be purchased at our box office on Crowe St., over the phone on 042 933 2332, or online at www.antain.ie
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