Ballyfin: Portrait of an Irish Country House

This documentary provides an in-depth look at Ballyfin, detailing its impact on the political, artistic, and social landscape of Ireland during the nineteenth century. It chronicles the house's decline after being abandoned by its Anglo-Irish owners in the early twentieth century.

The film also covers the transition of Ballyfin into a boarding school after being purchased by the Patrician Brothers following the civil war. However, the costs associated with maintaining the property eventually became overwhelming. This documentary appeals to collectors interested in Irish heritage, architecture, and historical narratives.