National Cinema Day Announced With Tickets Priced At €4

Monday, 28 August 2023 12:20

By Caoimhe Harney

Cinemas across Kildare are taking part on Saturday

Saturday September 2 will see cinemas across the Republic of Ireland celebrate National Cinema Day with admission tickets at participating cinemas reduced to just €4.

That price also covers Premium seats, screens and 3D screenings.

The 2023 initiative is supported by Screen Ireland.

Last year's National Cinema Day was a huge success in Ireland, with over 200,000 admissions for that single day, making it the biggest cinema-going day of the year. The industry is looking forward to welcoming even more visitors to the big screen for National Cinema Day 2023.

Ireland also has the highest screen density per capita of any European country, with an average of one cinema screen per 10,000 people, demonstrating the Irish public’s love of cinema.

Participating cinemas include: Arc Cinemas; Carrick Cineplex; Century Cinemas; Cineworld; Eclipse Cinemas; Eye Cinema; Gate Cinemas; IFI Cinemas; IMC Cinemas; Light House Cinema; Movies@ Cinemas; Odeon Cinemas; Omniplex Cinemas; Pálás Cinema; Reel Cinemas; Vue Cinemas.

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