What's Next?

We’ve almost had two wonderful years since we’ve started the film festival circuit. It was a wonderful journey full of amazing screenings, meaningful discussions and just terrific audiences. We’ve met so many exceptional people and heard their stories and family history. We loved all of it!

We are grateful for all the experiences we got to share through Burren Girl. Our adventure continues, but in a slightly different way! We are pleased to announce that our documentary, thanks to our wonderful distributor Cow Lamp Films, will be streaming on a variety of platforms. You can now rent or buy Burren Girl on Amazon Prime Video and also watch it on Tubi. More streaming announcements coming soon!

If you wish to instead own a Burren Girl DVD or gift it to someone. You have that option too! But maybe you want to organise a private screening of Burren Girl accompanied by a discussion with the director? Get in touch! We’d love to hear from you!

Burren Girl poster - Tubi

Screening in the Galway Gaeltacht (Irish speaking region)!

Our time in Ireland has been amazing and we are so grateful! Last Friday, May 13, we had the chance to screen Burren Girl at Muintearas Community Center in South Connemara in the Galway Gaeltacht (Irish speaking region). We had a great discussion after - with an historian, an expert on ancient legal texts and a poet. The conversation flowed wide and deep. What an amazing community! Thank you so much for having us!

If you missed seeing Burren Girl in person, we have a screening on May 20 at Achill Island Film Festival and director Rita Davern will be there! All the Burren Girl DVD is available for purchase on our website (US, Ireland and UK delivery only, for other countries contact us directly.)

LISTEN: New Burren Documentary Reconnects Family From Both Sides Of The Atlantic

Our director Rita Davern and Sheila Keane, from the Michael Cusack Centre in Carron, who is also involved in the film, stopped by Clare FM for a chat before the Irish Premiere of Burren Girl at Hotel Doolin on May 4th 8pm. Listen to the interview below:

Travelling with Spring Grove Caledonia Film Festival to Sheboygan, WI

Burren Girl was invited to screen at the special event organised by Spring Grove Caledonia Film Festival in Sheboygan, Wisconsin at the Weill Center on September 25th.

The Independent Film Fundraiser event was raising funds for “Good Morning Miss America” by Phyllis Yes, in a story of a family struggling with parents suffering from Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Starring Ed Asner, his daughter Liza Asner, June Squibb, and Katie O’Regan, director of Spring Grove Caledonia Film Festival.