Synopsis

The Corrs perform "I Never Loved You Anyway" inside Dublin's abandoned Iveagh Market, turning the weathered building into a loose, atmospheric performance space. Andrea, Sharon, Caroline, and Jim appear in a deliberately casual style as they sing among bare walls, old galleries, and scattered architectural details. Close-ups of the band are layered with reflections, fragments of mirror, transparent flower images, and handwritten graffiti, giving the video a handmade, collage-like feel. The result matches the song's sharp breakup attitude with an understated, unconventional visual setting.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was filmed at Dublin's Iveagh Market, a former indoor market building that had been left unused.

• It marked a visual change from the polished, glamorous presentation of the preceding "Only When I Sleep" video. The Corrs were presented in a more relaxed and casual manner.

• Transparent photographs of flowers and small pieces of mirror were used in front of the camera to create layered images and fragmented reflections.

• The writing seen on the walls was assembled from graffiti and poetry filmed around Dublin. The phrase "I Never Loved You Anyway" was not found naturally and had to be written onto a wall for the video.

• Heavy rain during the shoot created an unexpected problem: seagulls had taken shelter inside the abandoned building and continued flying in and out while filming.

• The song was released in December 1997 as the second single from the Corrs' album "Talk on Corners." It reached No. 43 on the UK Singles Chart.