While primarily known for her incomparable vocal work with The Cranberries, Dolores O'Riordan made a compelling impact on the visual landscape, often gracing our screens in concert films and documentaries that are essential for any music collector. Her captivating stage presence brought an electric energy to live performances, translating beautifully to the home video format, where fans could revisit her powerful voice and evocative lyrics again and again. Among the collectible highlights in her visual catalog, *The Cranberries: MTV Unplugged* from 1995 remains a timeless classic, offering an intimate, acoustic showcase of the band's biggest hits – a must-have on DVD or even laserdisc for the truly dedicated. Later works like *Zucchero | Zu and Co.: Live at Royal Albert Hall* (2004) and *The Cranberries Live in Chile* (2010) are sought after for their high-quality production and robust setlists, demonstrating her enduring power. And for a deeper dive into her life and artistry, the documentary *Dolores* (2018) provides a comprehensive, and often emotional, look at her career, making it a crucial piece for understanding the legacy of this iconic artist.