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The Irish Film Festival Ottawa is back! Join us on November 5-7 for a mini doc & short fest. Irish Troubadour explores Áine Tyrrell's journey as she plays Woodford Festival just north of Brisbane with her new band over New Years 2019/2020. The documentary combines two storylines. The narrative arc is provided by Áine’s journey to Woodford Festival and the accompanying colour and excitement of Australia’s biggest and craziest folk festival. Intercut with this narrative arc is a character based bio-pic of Áine Tyrrell looking at her journey to escape domestic violence. In coming to Australia, Áine was attempting to save a relationship with a violent partner. After much heart-searching Áine has decided to talk publicly about the experience where her Australian dream became a nightmare. When she was at her lowest ebb, Áine bought a 1966 Bedford bus and took her 3 young children on the road. Áine’s goal is to be a working artiste and a mother to her children. She is passionate about passing on her Irish language and culture to her family and equally passionate to respect and absorb the Aboriginal heritage of her adopted land. Untold Secrets voices the experiences of Irish Mother and Baby Home survivors and focuses on the life and upbringing of one survivor, Anne Silke.

ICCCOTT, in cooperation with the Ireland-Canada Chambers and Centres of Commerce in Toronto, Calgary, Montreal and Vancouver, is the national voice in our nation’s capital, Ottawa, promoting bilateral trade between the two countries and facilitating access to a broad cross-section of relevant contacts. ICCCOTT uniquely includes programs that focus on sports, culture, and education as they relbout passing on her Irish language and culture to her family and equally passionate to respect and absorb the Aboriginal heritage of her adopted land. Untold Secrets voices the experiences of Irish Mother and Baby Home survivors and focuses on the life and upbringing of one survivor, Anne Silke.

The Irish Film Festival Ottawa is back! Join us on November 5-7 for a mini doc & short fest. Irish Troubadour explores Áine Tyrrell's journey as she plays Woodford Festival just north of Brisbane with her new band over New Years 2019/2020. The documentary combines two storylines. The narrative arc is provided by Áine’s journey to Woodford Festival and the accompanying colour and excitement of Australia’s biggest and craziest folk festival. Intercut with this narrative arc is a character based bio-pic of Áine Tyrrell looking at her journey to escape domestic violence. In coming to Australia, Áine was attempting to save a relationship with a violent partner. After much heart-searching Áine has decided to talk publicly about the experience where her Australian dream became a nightmare. When she was at her lowest ebb, Áine bought a 1966 Bedford bus and took her 3 young children on the road. Áine’s goal is to be a working artiste and a mother to her children. She is passionate about passing on her Irish language and culture to her family and equally passionate to respect and absorb the Aboriginal heritage of her adopted land. Untold Secrets voices the experiences of Irish Mother and Baby Home survivors and focuses on the life and upbringing of one survivor, Anne Silke.

Patrick Brodie is a FRQSC Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Art History and Communication Studies at McGill University and a Scholar in Residence in the School of Irish Studies at Concordia University. He received his PhD in Film and Moving Image Studies from Concordia. His current research unravels the environmental geopolitics of global data and energy infrastructures, and he is completing a book project called Wild Tides: Media Infrastructure and Financial Crisis in Ireland. His academic work has appeared in Media, Culture and Society, Information, Communication and Society, Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space, Canadian Journal of Communication, Culture Machine, and his public scholarship has been published in The Irish Times, Journal.ie, and Rupture: Eco-Socialist Quarterly. He is a member of the Grierson Research Group at McGill and the Global Emergent Media Lab at Concordia.

Patrick Brodie is a FRQSC Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Art History and Communication Studies at McGill University and a Scholar in Residence in the School of Irish Studies at Concordia University. He received his PhD in Film and Moving Image Studies from Concordia. His current research unravels the environmental geopolitics of global data and energy infrastructures, and he is completing a book project called Wild Tides: Media Infrastructure and Financial Crisis in Ireland. His academic work has appeared in Media, Culture and Society, Information, Communication and Society, Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space, Canadian Journal of Communication, Culture Machine, and his public scholarship has been published in The Irish Times, Journal.ie, and Rupture: Eco-Socialist Quarterly. He is a member of the Grierson Research Group at McGill and the Global Emergent Media Lab at Concordia.

Patrick Brodie is a FRQSC Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Art History and Communication Studies at McGill University and a Scholar in Residence in the School of Irish Studies at Concordia University. He received his PhD in Film and Moving Image Studies from Concordia. His current research unravels the environmental geopolitics of global data and energy infrastructures, and he is completing a book project called Wild Tides: Media Infrastructure and Financial Crisis in Ireland. His academic work has appeared in Media, Culture and Society, Information, Communication and Society, Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space, Canadian Journal of Communication, Culture Machine, and his public scholarship has been published in The Irish Times, Journal.ie, and Rupture: Eco-Socialist Quarterly. He is a member of the Grierson Research Group at McGill and the Global Emergent Media Lab at Concordia.

Irish Seniors Social Group Ottawa (ISSGO) moved from Zoom meetings to picnics in the park- Bate Island when Covid-19 regulations allowed. We look forward to moving indoors again, although it will be a challenge to keep our number of attendants to 25 which is well below our usual number. On September 28th we move into our new venue, St.Columba's Parish Hall in Manor Park. Meetings will be every Tuesday from 11a.m. to 2p.m.and as usual we're planning an interesting program of guest speakers, hot topics, trivia and much more. Public Health Ottawa has advised against having our usual pot luck lunch but we will serve tea and coffee and members will bring their own lunch. As we begin our 16th year, we are happy to say that all members are fully vaccinated and that none of our 77 members contracted covid-19. We are most grateful to the Government of Ireland whose initial Grant in 2005 helped start our Group and continues to support us annually. Our close liaison with the Irish Embassy locally is collaborative and supportive. Our Mission Statement is "To KEEP iRISH BORN SENIORS AND SENIORS OF IRISH DESCENT IN TOUCH WITH THEIR CULTURE AND COMMUNITY ---" and our motto is Friendship and Caring,

Irish Seniors Social Group Ottawa (ISSGO) moved from Zoom meetings to picnics in the park- Bate Island when Covid-19 regulations allowed. We look forward to moving indoors again, although it will be a challenge to keep our number of attendants to 25 which is well below our usual number. On September 28th we move into our new venue, St.Columba's Parish Hall in Manor Park. Meetings will be every Tuesday from 11a.m. to 2p.m.and as usual we're planning an interesting program of guest speakers, hot topics, trivia and much more. Public Health Ottawa has advised against having our usual pot luck lunch but we will serve tea and coffee and members will bring their own lunch. As we begin our 16th year, we are happy to say that all members are fully vaccinated and that none of our 77 members contracted covid-19. We are most grateful to the Government of Ireland whose initial Grant in 2005 helped start our Group and continues to support us annually. Our close liaison with the Irish Embassy locally is collaborative and supportive. Our Mission Statement is "To KEEP iRISH BORN SENIORS AND SENIORS OF IRISH DESCENT IN TOUCH WITH THEIR CULTURE AND COMMUNITY ---" and our motto is Friendship and Caring,

Rentals are the records kept by landlords or their agents; they may include information on tenants’ names, rental income and payments, property, and dates, though they are hugely variable in their format. They exist from the 1600s to the 1900s and are important in Ireland, where land ownership was legally and economically restricted and tenancy was the norm for the vast majority. This talk will review the history, formats and availability of survivin and continues to support us annually. Our close liaison with the Irish Embassy locally is collaborative and supportive. Our Mission Statement is "To KEEP iRISH BORN SENIORS AND SENIORS OF IRISH DESCENT IN TOUCH WITH THEIR CULTURE AND COMMUNITY ---" and our motto is Friendship and Caring,