Since its inception in 2002, Clones Film Festival has grown in many ways. It has All this takes a huge commitment from our voluntary committee and no small amount of finance. We have been supported from the start by Monaghan County Council, with the The Arts Council of Ireland coming on board in year two. But the most encouraging support we receive is from the local and ex-pat business community of Clones and the surrounding area. Even in straightened times they have always been ready to donate sponsorship and resources to ensure the success of the festival. Without them, we would not be planning our 9th festival. If you would like to assist in any way, be it financial or otherwise please contact us, we would be delighted to hear from you. For further details e mail Siobhan Below is a list of those who have helped in the past. Monaghan County Council Arts Council of Ireland Failte Ireland Access Cinema Cinemobile IFI Pat the Baker Clones Credit Union Webworks Scanbitz Rooney Plastering Snipe Design Marcus Morgan Dry-Lining and Damp Proofing Paul Boyce Solicitors Eugene Hamill Photography Mac Entees Off-Licence David Rafferty Financial Services. Morgans Homevalue Hardware Feldhues Leo Rooney, Accountant Kieran Kierans Joinery Rachel Mc Guigan, Beauty and Alternative Therapies. Terry Fay Building Supplies Damien Courtney Crash Repairs Rory Mc Mahon/Cara Appliances Of Ireland FJD Surveyors Heineken Sean McQuillan Cleary Signs The Lennard Arms Hotel |
developed from a three day event to a five day one. We now own our equipment which has allowed us to set up a film society (Clones Film Club), and to assist other festivals and groups like The Patrick Kavanagh Centre, Clones Canal festival, Skerries Film Festival and The Flat Lake Festival. We have increased the number and range of films we show over the course of the festival and, having started with one, we now use up to 5 screens during the festival. 
