Choreographer Fearghus Ó Conchúir has worked with acclaimed director Dearbhla Walsh to create I’m Roger Casement - a short dance film about the Irish revolutionary, British knight and international humanitarian.  

Shot on location on Banna Strand, the film creatively explores the connection between Casement’s crossing of identity borders, his political life and his physical openness to the erotic stranger.

DIRECTOR
Dearbhla Walsh

PRODUCER
Vanessa Gildea

CHOREOGRAPHER & ARTISTIC DIRECTOR,
The Casement Project
Fearghus Ó Conchúir

EDITOR
Brenda Morrissey

SOUND DESIGNER / COMPOSER
Alma Kelliher

SOUND RECORDIST
John ‘Bob’ Brennan

COSTUME
Ciaran O’Melia

DANCERS
Mikel Aristegui
Philip Connaughton
Bernadette Iglich
Matthew Morris
Fearghus Ó Conchúir
Liv O’Donoghue

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Patrick Jordan

STILLS CREDIT
Mickey Kelly

Narrated by Liam Neeson, this documentary series examines the Easter Rising and the subsequent events that led to the creation of an independent Irish state and, indirectly, to the start of the breakup of the British Empire. Looking at the Rising from an international perspective, 1916 will broaden public understanding of the historical interconnections between Britain, Ireland and the United States, connections that continued to have significance up to and including the recent Irish peace process. The documentary combines rarely seen archive with contemporary filming all over the world, together with revealing interviews by the world's leading experts and historians. 

An initiative of the Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies at the University of Notre Dame, this landmark three-part documentary tells the story of the 1916 Easter Rising in a comprehensive way and, for the first time, places these events in their proper historical, political and cultural context as the precursor to an independent Irish state and the disintegration of colonial empires.

Made in association with the University of Notre Dame.

Pixie’s Sex Clinic, is a new 3-part series for RTÉ2 that explores the world of sex among 18 to 25 years in Ireland.

Featuring a traveling sex conffessional, biology labs and hilarious sketches from some of Ireland’s favourite comedians, Dr Pixie is on a mission to get Ireland up to speed with all things S.E.X.

The series will hit all the sensitive spots: from defining our sexuality, body issues, sexually transmitted infections and contraception, to masturbation, orgasms, sexual bullying and sex and technology. This isn’t about lecturing or chastising, the programme will lay out a sex-handbook of sorts and open it up for negotiation.

What if it made sense for ordinary people to kill each other for money? Jobs are gone. Homes are being repossessed. Suicide rates are soaring. But Vernon Stynes might have the answer - Trading . Two people empty their bank accounts, sell everything they own and put the cash into green bags. They travel to a remote location, dig a grave and fight to the death. Winner buries the loser and takes the two bags. Then you find someone else and do it again, and again, and again, until you are rich enough or dead, whichever comes first. Harry Fox has lost his job, his dignity, his best friend. What else has he got to lose? Why not become a Trader?

Pat Kenny In The Round is an entertainment chat show broadcast on UTV Ireland hosted by one of Ireland’s premiere broadcasters, Pat Kenny.

The guests featured on Pat Kenny in the Round are a mix of Irish and international personalities who have achieved greatness in their respective fields. In each interview, Pat delves into the personal and professional lives of each guest – looking back and discussing the defining moments that shaped them.

Pat Kenny In The Round is filmed in front of a studio audience of 150 people.

St. Stephen’s Day 2015 saw Ireland’s favourite Queen, Panti Bliss look through the highs and lows of the year gone by in Panti Does 2015. 

Whose Holiday Is It Anyway? is an original format by COCO Television. In this reality entertainment series for RTÉ ONE, the kids take control of the family holiday. They book the destination and the accommodation and their parents don’t know where they’re going until they reach the airport. From spending money to activities and excursions, the kids are in total control.

If it all gets too much for Mum and Dad they have the opportunity to take back control of the holiday and the spending money. Will they let the kids carry on as before or will they exert their parental power?

The kids are bringing their parents on a holiday they’ll never forget. The question is: Whose Holiday Is It Anyway?

The Unemployables is an original format developed in-house at COCO Television with the series’ presenters Jennifer Maguire and Darren Kennedy for RTÉ2. Each week they take two unemployed young people under their wings and over a period of time make them employable!

Candidates are put through a month of challenging and engaging tasks all designed to get them a job. They are given style makeovers, tutored on confidence building and trained in everything from CV building to communication skills. Experts and mentors from a host of industries are drafted in to offer practical advice and give a motivational push when needed.

An expert driven transformation show, with honest young men and women who genuinely need help with unemployment.

Every year COCO Television has produced both the Live St. Patricks Festival Parade coverage along with the Festival Highlights magazine programme both broadcast on RTÉ ONE.

The St. Patricks Parade coverage is broadcast live from various points along the 15Km parade route with Blaithnaid Ní Chofaigh and Aidan Power fronting proceedings.

The St. Patricks Festival Highlights programme is filmed and edited over the four day festival and broadcasts on the final night on RTÉ television. This years highlights show was fronted by Sinead Kennedy and Paddy McKenna as they delved into and took part in the best attractions and events the festival had to offer.

Darren Kennedy presents #TRENDING, a factual entertainment style and fashion series for RTÉ 2. The programme keeps you plugged into fashion, pop culture, street style, beauty and celebrity trends.

Filmed on location in a customised pop-up set and a cool urban studio in the heart of the city, #TRENDING is a fashion show full of stylish insights and opinions. With segments as diverse as beauty vlogging tips, Fashion Dashes, ‘The Pop Up’ and ‘Rising Stars’ , #TRENDING is one of the most fashion packed half hours of TV.

Norah’s Traveller Academy is an original format created in-house at COCO Television. Throughout this series formidable Irish business women and entrepreneur Norah Casey takes four women from the traveller community under her wing to show them the ropes of modern Irish business.

Reality Bites are a non judgemental slice of Irish life in the form of one off popular documentaries for RTÉ 2. COCO Television has produced three once-off programmes for this series comprising of Like a Virgin, Gay Daddy & Bride to Be.

In ‘Like a Virgin’, Darren travels around Ireland chatting to people about their sex experiences. From a 30 something virgin to sex surrogates he covers the questions you have always wanted to ask.

Darren also fronted ‘Gay Daddy’ as we follow him on his journey as he explores the options of surrogacy, co-parenting, adoption and fostering, taking a close look at the kind of society we think we are, and the stark realities of parenting in the 21st century.

Jennifer Maguire steps into the Bridal Zone in ‘Bride to Be’. From getting the ring, to getting to the altar, Jennifer witnesses what it’s like for women who take this age old rite of passage.