formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Public spending on The Picture Palace, a not-yet-completed arthouse cinema in Galway, has run €2.1 million over budget, bringing State expenditure pledged to the beleaguered project to €8.4 million. Source: Delayed Galway arthouse cinema €2m over budget, watchdog says
Higher percentage of the population attends arts events in Dublin but regions close behind, an Arts Council report has found Source: Going to the cinema is Ireland’s most popular cultural pursuit
Staff at Dublin’s Savoy Cinema staged a protest outside the premises on Wednesday amid growing tensions regarding the future of its ushers. Source: Savoy Cinema staff protest at owner’s plan to usher in new terms
Dublin’s Screen cinema, which has operated on the corner of Hawkins Street and Townsend Street for more than 30 years, is to shut down in a week. Source: Screen cinema in Dublin to close after 35 years
If the internet, delivered via the infrastructure of companies such as Eircom, has destroyed the movie rentals business, then what a neat little twist to observe the problems mounting for former Eircom chief executive Paul Donovan, who now runs the … Continued
Revenues at the largest cinema complex in the State, Cineworld on Parnell Street in Dublin, slipped by 1.5 per cent last year to just over €12.4 million. via State’s biggest cinema Cineworld back in the black.