Ireland
| Name | Est. | City | Type | Details | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cork Film Festival | 1956 | Cork | International | http://www.corkfilmfest.org/ | |
| Darklight Film Festival | 1999 | Dublin | Special interest | Celebrating Digital Art, Film & Technology | http://www.darklight.ie |
| Fresh Film Festival | 1996 | Limerick | Special Interest | Films by young people, aged 7 to 18 years. | http://www.freshfilmfestival.net/ |
| Freshly Squeezed International Student Short Film Festival | 2012 | Dublin | Special Interest | Best shorts by film school students and graduates from around the world. | http://www.freshlysqueezedfest.com/ |
| Galway Film Fleadh | 1988? | Galway | International | The Galway Film Fleadh – Ireland’s leading film festival, is a six day international film event held every July. The Fleadh is a festival for the public, film buffs, film students, industry professionals and invited guests. | http://www.galwayfilmfleadh.com/welcome.html |
| Guth Gafa International Documentary Film Festival | 2006 | Gortahork | Documentaries | Films mainly on human rights and Social issues. | http://www.guthgafa.com/ |
| Horrorthon | 1997 | Dublin | Special interest | Annual horror festival. | http://www.horrorthon.com/ |
| Irish Gay and Lesbian Film Festival | Special interest | ||||
| Irish Film Institute - French Film Festival | Special interest | ||||
| Irish Film Institute - European Film Festival | Special interest | ||||
| Jameson Dublin International Film Festival | 2002 | Dublin | International | http://www.dubliniff.com/ | |
| Waterford Film Festival | 2007 | Waterford | http://www.waterfordfilmfestival.com | ||
| Mid Ulster Film Festival | 2004 | Omagh | Films by first time film makers. | http://www.midulsterfilmfestival.com/ | |
| Galway African Film Festival | 2008 | Galway | African Film | http://galwayafricanfilmfestival.wordpress.com/ |
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