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IFI Documentary Festival 2026

23 to 27 September 2026Ticketed

The IFI’s documentary festival brings contemporary stories, archive work and filmmaker discussions to Temple Bar.

MyMap visitor guide · Sources checked 22 September 2026

When
23 to 27 September 2026
Where
Irish Film Institute, Dublin
Entry
Ticketed. Listed price: €16.50. Check booking options and fees with the provider.
Kind
Film

What you will experience

The programme ranges from fishing communities in Bucks Harbor to inclusive rugby in Try! and the pressures of tourism in The Siege of Paradise. A Mother Ireland screening includes discussion with Anne Crilly, Margo Harkin and Trish McAdam.

Sources: Irish Film Institute

Planning your visit

The festival runs from 23 to 27 September. Book the screening you want and allow for any accompanying discussion. Some films address sexual violence, grief or other difficult subjects, so read the individual film notes when choosing a programme.

Sources: Irish Film Institute

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Tickets and entry

Ticketed. Listed price: €16.50. Check booking options and fees with the provider.

Fáilte Ireland Open Data, imported 22 September 2026

Booking happens on the organiser’s own site: ifi.ie. This site does not sell tickets and holds no information about whether any are left.

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Where this comes from

Programme and visiting details are based on the sources below, checked on the dates shown. The original listing was supplied by Fáilte Ireland under CC BY 4.0. For changes to the programme or ticket availability, follow the organiser’s official link.

  • Fáilte Ireland Open Data · imported 22 September 2026
    Venue, dates, entry details and official links imported from the Events dataset under CC BY 4.0. Source descriptions are not republished.
  • Irish Film Institute · read 22 September 2026
    Programme and visiting details used to write the MyMap visitor guide.

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