Still Voices 2021 Programme Announced
The full programme for the 2021 Still Voices Film Festival has been announced.
Ballymahon
Ballymahon town, in south county Longford is centrally located and easily accessed by motorway links from Dublin, Galway and Northern Ireland.
The town offers a range of activities, with local literary landmarks and specialist shopping, dining and drinking opportunities to discover. The birthplace of playwright Oliver Goldsmith and home of Irish poet John Keegan “Leo” Casey; Ballymahon is steeped in literary history.
The town is at the cutting edge of tourism developments with the Royal Canal Greenway bringing walkers and cyclists into town on a daily basis, and the local Newcastle Wood which has been chosen as the site for the new Center Parcs Longford Forest.
Getting Here
Nestled in the heart of Ireland, Still Voices is just a short bus or train journey away from any major town or city in Ireland. Listed below are the most direct ways to visit this November.
Flying into Dublin Airport is the easiest way to get to Still Voices from abroad.
There are a number of buses you can take to travel to Ballymahon. You can travel directly from the airport using the M4 Enfield Bus. We would recommend calling ahead to confirm the times as they can be subject to change. Download Timetable Here
The other alternative is to take the X20 / 20 bus from the Airport to Athlone in Co. Westmeath where connecting buses to Ballymahon run three times daily (9:05 am, 2:45 pm, 4:50 pm).
If you would like to do some sightseeing in Dublin before the festival, you could visit the city centre and then take the train from Heuston Station to Athlone.
Latest News
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Terence Davies & Pat Collins Directing Masterclass
Terence Davies & Pat Collins Directing Masterclass at Still Voices 21
Terence Davies to Attend Still Voices 21
Acclaimed Director Terence Davies to attend Still Voices Film Festival 2021.
