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when muhammad Ali met the irish 1 x 52’ we got game 1 x 52’ HD When Muhammad Ali met the Irish is a hugely entertaining documentary with a glorious cast of characters. The film spins an irresistible tale about how the world’s greatest boxer came to fight in Ireland in 1972 and interweaves Ali’s story with fascinating tales of promoter ‘Butty’ Sugrue (the ‘World’s Strongest Publican’), opponent ‘Blue’ Lewis (an ex-con from Detroit trying to go straight) and a wealth of other entertaining tricksters whom Ali invariably attracted. The IFTA-winning film is “evocative, informative, wholly engaging and manages a nicely wry tone before finally becoming genuinely elegiac,” (Irish Independent). What happened Irish basketball in the 1980s was a kind of sporting miracle, in this one hour documentary we recall when basketball in Ireland became big and sexy, filled with unique larger than life characters, as black America and small-town Ireland collided. This is not just a basketball documentary but a fascinating insight and social history of a recession-hit country that was enthused by the exploits of basketball stars from the States. Featuring unique archive and interviews with all the key protagonists of these glory days, this journey takes us from the basketball outposts of Cork and Kerry right to the heartlands of the game, the USA. A True Films Production for RTÉ A Motive Film Production [04]
the heart of the matter 1 x 52’ the gym 1 x 52’ Every day more than 10 lives are lost in Ireland as a result of a sudden heart attack. In fact, cardiovascular disease (CVD) is responsible for 1 in every 3 deaths in Ireland. It is clear that many of us walk around, unaware that there is a time-bomb ticking in our chests. At the centre of this documentary is one of Ireland’s most successful entrepreneurs – David Bobbett. In 2011, a routine medical revealed to David that his odds of suffering a heart attack had soared through the roof. Despite boasting exceptional levels of fitness and a healthy diet, he was told that he had a 1 in 4 chance of suffering a heart attack in the next year. The Gym follows the daily goings-on of four different gyms across Ireland, and the people who choose to work out in them. Over the course of one day, we get sweaty in Ireland’s toning temples, meeting gym devotees of every shape and size. We find out exactly why people want to tame their tummies on the treadmill or find peace of mind pumping weights. In a sort of homage to gym culture here, we find out that there’s a lot more to working out than simply winding up your wobbly bits... An RTÉ Production Since this bombshell, David has applied his unique analytical brain to the subject and dedicated huge amounts of time and energy researching heart disease, its extent, its diagnoses, and its treatments. The results of his quest were startling and David is now on a mission to tell the world about his discoveries. He wants to tell the world that there is a better way of identifying and tackling heart disease. A Loosehorse Production for RTÉ [05]
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