To celebrate European Heritage week, the Irish Film Archive presents an evening of films that have either been discovered or restored by the Archive in the last year.

Highlights: 1897-2001 will include a collection of choice clips, ranging across the breadth of our collection and incorporating fiction, documentary, newsreel, experimental film and animation.

Once Upon a Tram is a beautiful film by John Sarsfield and James Maguire, with a commentary by Cyril Cusack. It depicts the final journey of the Howth tram in 1959.

The Irish Village is a 1959 documentary by James Clark about the decline of the village of Crookhaven in County Cork. The film vividly portrays a rural way of life that was endangered through emigration and economic hardship.

Meet the Quare Fella
Another chance to see Eamon Andrews’ riveting interview with Brendan Behan, which played to a full house at the IFC earlier this year