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A distant, desolate shore in a remote part of Ireland. Sarah, a lonely young sculptress, discovers a man washed-up on the water's edge. He is barely conscious but she manages to nurse him back to health and finds he suffers from amnesia.

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The words Ireland and Cricket have not normally been associated together. Six remarkable weeks at the cricket world cup saw that change forever and Ireland took its place among the cricketing nations of the world. Off the field, twist after twist confronted the team as the story unfolded. Take a group of part time sportsmen from a divided country, send them into battle against the worlds greatest cricketing nations, have them questioned in a murder investigation and then discover peace has been brokered in their homeland. This is the adventure that befell these underdogs. Through exclusive behind the scenes footage, this film follows the drama of their incredible journey and encapsulates heroic themes of the outsider, national unity, and international intrigue.

Must See TV: Setanta Sports Ireland "The Cut Line" with Gary Murphy Recently retired European Tour pro Gary Murphy is well known inside the ropes for his charm and wit and he could very well turn out to be the next David Feherty of the golf TV world. Starting next Saturday Gary hosts a series of interviews on Setanta Sports Ireland's new golf show "The Cut Line". The first episode of The Cut Line features Padraig Harrington who thinks Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell should line out for Great Britain in the 2016 Olympics. Here's the details on Setanta's website Golf will make its Olympic debut in 2016 and Padraig Harrington has set his sights on bringing back the gold from Rio de Janeiro, while also suggesting Rory McIlroy should represent Great Britain at the Games. Click here for full article Harrington's interview is just the first in a new series of hour long interviews on Setanta's The Cut Line. Future episodes will feature Gary Murphy talking with Shane Lowry, Des Smyth and others. The Cut Line will premiere on Setanta Ireland on Saturday, February 4 at 10pm.

Looking back, the World Cup arrived in South Africa amidst a blare of vuvuzelas, euphoria and controversies. So after it was a reality what did it mean for ordinary South Africans? Were the dreams and expectations of SA citizens and participants in the World Cup changed or fulfilled? The Football Effect looks at the impact of the Football World Cup 2010 on the Rainbow Nation and its significance for South Africa. Evan McAuliffe travels from his native Ireland, tells the story as he takes a fascinating journey through the diverse communities of South Africa. He begins in the middle of the mega- event to capture the dreams of the characters amidst the hype of the World Cup. Returning several months after the last whistle has blown to revisit the country and characters to capture the continuities of those earlier expectations. Evan also discovers the great power of football and tries to understand its ability to inspire change, something that has an important significance in South Africa.