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Dublin Film Festival announces its first dog friendly screening
15.01.2020 - 18:36 / evoke.ie
The Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival is gearing up for its 2020 programme launch but they’ve already released the films selected as part of their Fantastic Flix strand.
This section includes kid-friendly movies and now, in a festival first, it also includes a dog-friendly screening.
Fantastic Flix will also feature a series of events for younger audiences where the idea is to screen films by young people, for young people, and now also for our canine friends.
One of the new
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evoke.ie
28.01.2020 / 10:16
Fair City SPOILERS: Denzo Bishop returns to Carrigstown after prison
Tuesday night’s episode of Fair City marks the return of Denzo Bishop.
officialcharts.com
27.01.2020 / 17:01
My Chemical Romance announce Irish comeback show Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin on June 23, 2020
My Chemical Romance have announced their first gig in Ireland since 2011.
nme.com
27.01.2020 / 14:21
My Chemical Romance confirm further European shows
Including stop-offs in Ireland and Italy
dailyrecord.co.uk
25.01.2020 / 18:41
Three children found dead in Co Dublin house named as siblings
Three children found dead in a house in Co Dublin have been named as brothers and sister Conor, Darragh and Carla McGinley.
hollywoodreporter.com
25.01.2020 / 09:21
'Herself': Film Review | Sundance 2020
Phyllida Lloyd, best known for her work in the London theater scene, and especially for directing jukebox musical Mamma Mia! and its subsequent film adaptation as well as the Meryl Streep-starring Margaret Thatcher biopic The Iron Lady, scales down her canvas with low-key, Dublin-set drama Herself.Her key collaborator here is Clare Dunne, an Irish actor who's had key roles in Lloyd's all-women productions of Julius Caesar and Henry IV, starring as a working-class Dublin mother made homeless
nme.com
24.01.2020 / 01:31
Supergrass announce support acts for upcoming UK tour
The reunited band will hit the road next month
