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IT’S 60 YEARS ago this week since Disney released its film Darby O’Gill and the Little People.
Set in Ireland, the poster for the film promised “a touch o’Blarney… a heap o’magic and a load of laughter”.
It was aimed very much at the Irish-American cinemagoer in the US, but it’s of course not the first or last time Hollywood zeroed in on Ireland when it came to make a film.
But who well do you remember these films? Have a go and see.
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