Emma Whelan

Aimee, hailing from a lower class background, spends her summer volunteering at her beloved charity shop, Cabhair. She is suddenly tasked with training newcomer Donnacha. The pair make for a respectable friendship, however the stark difference in their respective socioeconomic backgrounds becomes a catalyst for conflict as Donnacha's blind ignorance becomes increasingly apparent.

Aimee, hailing from a lower class background, spends her summer volunteering at her beloved charity shop, Cabhair. She is suddenly tasked with training newcomer Donnacha. The pair make for a respectable friendship, however the stark difference in their respective socioeconomic backgrounds becomes a catalyst for conflict as Donnacha's blind ignorance becomes increasingly apparent.

Aimee, hailing from a lower class background, spends her summer volunteering at her beloved charity shop, Cabhair. She is suddenly tasked with training newcomer Donnacha. The pair make for a respectable friendship, however the stark difference in their respective socioeconomic backgrounds becomes a catalyst for conflict as Donnacha's blind ignorance becomes increasingly apparent.

A young Gaeilgeoir must learn the art of self-assurance and acceptance upon moving from her remote town to the city.

A young Gaeilgeoir must learn the art of self-assurance and acceptance upon moving from her remote town to the city.

A young Gaeilgeoir must learn the art of self-assurance and acceptance upon moving from her remote town to the city.

In the post-apocalyptic countryside, a doll's head becomes a driving wedge between two tired wanderers navigating delusion and logic.

In the post-apocalyptic countryside, a doll's head becomes a driving wedge between two tired wanderers navigating delusion and logic.