Ireland's first ever silent film festival will take place in the city this month. (24/9)
It's organised by local firms Cinephile Paradiso and The Silent Cinema - and aims to celebrate the magic of cinema and promote local talent.
Across a three day programme, there'll be film screenings, workshops, and live music events.
One screening - the 1928 film "The Passion of Joan of Arc" - will be held at St. Nicholas Collegiate Church and will be accompanied by live piano and violin music.
The inaugural Silent Film Festival gets underway on Friday, September 24th - and more information can be found at SilentFilmFestival.ie
Organiser Holly Buckley told David Nevin how it got started.
