
Screen Ireland Funding Awarded For RFF Ireland Hybrid Model Rollout
Big News. The Rubbish Film Festival (RFF) is thrilled to have been awarded funding through Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland’s Screen Stakeholders Funding Scheme. Received under the

Big News. The Rubbish Film Festival (RFF) is thrilled to have been awarded funding through Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland’s Screen Stakeholders Funding Scheme. Received under the

This week’s Clare Champion has shone a light on the achievement of Transition Year students at Mary Immaculate Secondary School, Lisdoonvarna, who have been recognised

This is what youth-led environmental advocacy looks like. Twelve transition-year students from Knockbeg College proved that young voices matter when they claimed the National Best

The Rubbish Film Festival National Awards 2026 delivered an unforgettable celebration of creativity, collaboration, and climate action, bringing together Ireland’s most inspiring young filmmakers at

This week Wednesday, the first in-person Rubbish Film Festival National Awards event took place at the Light House Cinema in Smithfield, Dublin. The Awards showcased

A recent feature on RTÉ’s news2day put the spotlight on this year’s Rubbish Film Festival, highlighting the creativity and environmental awareness of participating students. The
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