Wicklow the backdrop for Netflix’s number one show as Vikings: Valhalla claims top spot
What have the Vikings ever done for us? Boosted Irish screen tourism is latest answer
Sale of studios confirms Irish screen industry’s successful audition
Ardmore and Troy set to become part of major US operator amid streaming boom
Netflix series Valhalla secures Irish tax relief of up to €30m
Revenue figures show Vikings spin-off was among largest Section 481 beneficiaries in 2020
Lights! Camera! Action! for €150m State-backed Greystones movie-studio plan
Project is a joint venture between John Sisk and Ireland Strategic Investment Fund
Wicklow production of Vikings spin-off temporarily halted after virus tests
About a dozen crew and cast members returned false positive results for Covid-19
Screen Ireland’s Désirée Finnegan rewrites script for 2020
Interview: CEO of film, TV and animation agency explains changed focus since Covid-19
All quiet on set: How do you make a TV drama in a crisis?
Shows from Fair City to Succession try to navigate new shooting rules after shutdown
Screen romances can no longer be sealed with a kiss, so what next for TV and film?
Insurance woes will be among the hindrances lying in wait for halted industry
Screen industry calls for help as pandemic pause takes its toll
Irish production companies are struggling to survive despite huge demand for content
Film and TV woes unlikely to end with safe restart
Even if productions can resume, devastated industry will endure unwanted drama
Screen Ireland hopes for happy ending despite Brexit sadness
Chief executive Désirée Finnegan signals return of cherished slate funding for producers
Screen Ireland unveils slate of 40 productions coming to international market
Agency responsible for developing screen industries said sector contributed €357m to economy last year
Vikings helps Ashford Studios to profits of €2.14m
Netflix production Vikings: Valhalla to be shot at Wicklow studio
Ardmore expansion raises questions about future direction
The Wicklow studio has avoided fading to black, thanks to new opportunities in international TV-making
Vikings spin-off Valhalla to be filmed for Netflix in Wicklow
On-demand giant commissions new version of TV saga made in Ashford Studios
Vikings and Into the Badlands pay staff €36.5m in 2018
TV productions shot in Ireland employed more than 1,000 people between them last year
Ashford Studios secures permission for €90m expansion
Bord Pleanála grants Wicklow production base of ‘Vikings’approval for five new studios and support space
‘Vikings’ wannabes have an axe to grind as open call returns
There was no shortage of facial hair at this year’s auditions for extras for the TV drama
A cinema city on Dublin Bay: shot in dark or shooting for the stars?
‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Vikings’ are already made in Ireland. New film studios, including one planned for Poolbeg, hope to capitalise on that TV-drama boom
Stage set for Ardmore Studios sale following Limerick drama
Burst of development in sector long held back by shortage of studio space
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