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Irish Film Centre: Movies, food and more
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Obviously, it’s a cinema, with the latest arthouse fare, but it’s also a pub, a restaurant and an occasional music venue. You need to be a member to watch films here, but they sell weekly memberships (€1.30), which you can buy just before your show at the membership desk. They have a decent menu, too, even if the service can be a bit shaky at times (like we’ve said elsewhere, the lack of a tipping incentive does seem to make quite a difference), and the bar is perfect for a post-movie pint, since you’ll often need to discuss what on earth the film was about in this venue.

Dress Code: None.

Updated Apr 4, 2011

Address: 6 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2

Phone: 01 677 8788 and 01 679 3477

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The Screen Cinema, Hawkins St

There are a number of goodcinemas in Dublin city centre...the ones I usually go to are ...

1 - The Irish Film Centre, Temple Bar. Shows mainly foreign language films and is mainly an arthouse kind of cinema.

2 - The Screen, Hawkins St. Usually shows independent movies, does'nt do blockbusters.

3 - Savoy, O'Connell St. Shows the mainstream movies & blockbusters

4 - UCI, Parnell St. Like the Savoy, it shows all the Hollywood blockbusters

Updated May 12, 2003

Address: City center

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Cinemas: Biggest cinema in Dublin
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Jellytotty 8 reviews

Gets all the popcorn flicks and all the indie films too..under one roof!

Dress Code: Anything

Written Apr 23, 2007

Address: City center

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Irish Film Institute: If I lived here it'd be a second home
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Edmundo11 4 reviews

This place is great. It has such a good atmosphere with a restaurant/bar in the building and a great little film bookshop.

Just what you need if you feel like having a quiet night out.

Dress Code: none

Updated Feb 2, 2005

Address: 6 Eustace St, Temple Bar

Website: www.fii.ie

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dubrovnik 58 reviews

One evening we went for a drink to Irish Film Center - apart from having a chance to watch quality and not always-so-commercial movies, you can - have a pint or two, of course!

Written Aug 24, 2002

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