This weekend marks our third week of release and we are delighted that HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR is returning to even more screens across Ireland. If you haven’t managed to check out the film, this is the weekend to do so! #spéirghorm

And then QFT for Housewife of the Year, doc using the competition as a lens for a generation of women living in the shadow of mother and baby homes, the marriage bar, 2 divorce referendums. Near full house with lots of laughter but also audible gasps of horror. Like STLT, it's such _recent_ history.

Watchd 'Housewife of the year' this afternoon as part of Foyle Film Festival. Recomended viewing. A superb 77min time capsule of how Irelnd was only a generation ago. In places weird & uncomfortable viewing, in othrs uplifting & humorous. It got well-deservd applause at the end. How uv changd Irelnd

“I think I’m losing my nostalgia - and it feels good.” A powerful letter published in yesterday’s Sunday Independent. Many thanks to Anna Fitzgerald for writing it.

Just after watching Housewife of the Year- a definite must-watch, an extremely compelling look back into all aspects of Irish women’s lives in the 20th century, so glad that these women were giving the opportunity to share their stories ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

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What a fantastic opening weekend! Sold out screenings and generous reviews from critics and audiences alike. HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR continues to screen in cinemas across Ireland this week. If you enjoyed it, please do spread the word 💕

‘Tell me, Margaret. Are you a women’s libber?’ Housewife of the Year was the original endurance event www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2024...

“To be a happy housewife in Ireland was to give up having wants of your own. If you can do that, and do it with a smile, you might just be housewife of the year.” www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2024...

A lovely ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review for HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR

Saw this excellent documentary in cinema today.

“Housewife of the Year” is genuinely one of the best films about Ireland I’ve ever seen - it’s both hilarious and unsettling, generous and scathing. This country was an oppressive theocracy, where women were the primary victims. This doc shows us what that felt like in practice. Must watch ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

OUT NOW Between 1967 and 1995, Housewife of the Year, an annual competition for housewives, took place in Ireland. Our new documentary tells the story of not only the competition, but of a remarkable, resilient generation of women. Go see this uniquely Irish film in cinemas this weekend 💕

Ellen and Patricia, two of the fabulous women featured in HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR, were interviewed on The Oliver Callan Show this morning. Listen back 📻 rteradioapp.page.link/ixzJ1q4UYcrV...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR in today’s Irish Times. Housewife of the Year: A wistful celebration of a generation of Irish women who competed for £300 and a gas stove www.irishtimes.com/culture/film...

If you liked ‘Small Things like These’ you’ll enjoy ‘Housewife of the Year.’ Coming to cinemas soon.

Housewife of the Year is in cinemas from November 22. The winner of the 1969 competition, Ann McStay, was married at 20 and a mother of 13 by the time she was 31. Contraception was banned by the Catholic Church, and talking about it was taboo. www.irishexaminer.com/opinion/comm...

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OPENING NIGHT Friday evening’s screening of HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR in Light House Cinema will be followed by a Q&A with director Ciarán Cassidy. Some of the film’s subjects will also be in attendance. It will be a special one. Tickets available here: www.lighthousecinema.ie/film/housewi...

HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR is released in cinemas across Ireland this Friday. (We’re up against two little films called Gladiator II and Wicked - you may have heard of them!) See below for a full list of cinemas where you can catch the film 🍿 #irishfilm #housewifeoftheyear #spéirgorm

HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR. A brand new Irish feature documentary about a resilient generation of women and how they changed Ireland. In cinemas across Ireland from November 22nd. #irishfilm #spéirgorm #housewifeoftheyear