Christmas screening of compelling documentary on the Franciscan Friary in Clonmel

In this compelling 20 minute documentary film, set to captivate  audiences, Clingfilm Productions presents an intimate exploration of  the rich history and religious significance of the Clonmel Friary. This  cinematic journey details the Friary's origins dating back to the 13th  century and its profound impact on the local community throughout  the centuries. 

The documentary traces the history of the Franciscan Brotherhood,  highlighting their contributions to the local area and offering a  poignant reflection on their departure from Clonmel. It explores the  reasons behind the closure of the Friary and its impact on the  community, examining the emotional toll experienced by those who  have long considered the Friary their spiritual home. 

"This documentary is a tribute to the enduring legacy of the  Franciscan Order and the profound influence they have had on their  parishioners through the generations" said Michael Hughes,  producer of the film. “this film is a celebration of the historical and  cultural significance of this sacred place and honours the  Franciscan Brotherhood for their contributions to our community." 

The screening will take place in the Friary at 2 pm on Saturday the  23rd of December. Admission is free and all are welcome to attend  this unique cinematic experience that celebrates the history,  spirituality and legacy of the Franciscan order and the local Friary.