Organisation: Omniplex

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<p>As cinema operators eagerly anticipate the opening of the new James Bond movie release, No Time to Die this week to kick-start a busy number of months, new accounts for two rival cinema firms underline the severe coronavirus impact on the business over the past 18 months.</p>

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Cinema operators count the cost of Covid

Cinema groups, Omniplex (Cork) Ltd and Dublin Cinema Group, expect a return to normal trading

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Scene + Heard: Weekend entertainment round-up

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Coronavirus: Omniplex to implement 'in-cinema seat separation'

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Scene and Heard: Music, gig and entertainment news

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Scene + Heard: Entertainment news round-up

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Scene & Heard - Entertainment round up

Berkeley survivor Jack Halpin gives the world a thumbs up

The family of Jack Halpin, one of the survivors of the Berkeley balcony collapse, has revealed the extent of the young man’s injuries and said his road to recovery will be “very long and complicated”.

Sat, 11 Jul, 2015

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All the news form the world of music and arts.

Fri, 26 Sep, 2014

Scene and Heard: Neil Young Cancelled gig in Israel due to security concerns

GIG WISE: All roads lead to Longitude in Marlay Park, Dublin, this weekend, and stage times are available on the festival’s website.

Fri, 18 Jul, 2014

OmniplexMAXX screen to capitalise on Irish hunger for cinema

The Republic’s first giant screen OmniplexMAXX format cinema is to be sited at Mahon Point in Cork.

Sat, 08 Jun, 2013

Price of popcorn marked up by 700%

Popcorn lovers are being forced to shell out for the pleasure of eating their favourite movie snack, with cinema chains charging a mark-up of 700%.

Tue, 23 Apr, 2013

Commercial sales raise the bar

Carrying the name of one of the most famous yachts to ever sail out of Crosshaven in Cork, the bar the Moonduster Inn is due a sale rendezvous at the next Allsops auction early December.

Thu, 22 Nov, 2012

Varadkar urges shoppers to be VAT watchdogs

CONSUMERS have been urged to use their buying power to ensure VAT cuts lead to lower prices in restaurants, hairdressers, hotels and other recreational services.

Sat, 02 Jul, 2011

Plans lodged for outlet centre with pledge of 200 retail jobs

A PLANNING application for a major outlet centre which is set to create up to 200 jobs will be lodged with the authorities in Waterford in the next eight weeks.

Thu, 09 Sep, 2010

Outlet store centre could create 500 jobs for city

WATERFORD City Council is considering a planning application for a major factory outlet centre that could create up to 500 jobs at a former pitch and putt course on the Cork Road in the city.

Wed, 25 Aug, 2010

Author’s movie premiere wish comes true

A LIMERICK author whose books have become world best sellers, yesterday spoke of his delight that a film based on a series of his books will be premiered in Limerick next Tuesday.

Tue, 06 Oct, 2009

Big screen, big price as cinema tickets rise by 32%

GOING to the cinema is no longer a cheap date for couples, according to a survey that found admission prices have risen up to 32% in just three years.

Thu, 05 Oct, 2006

War film shakes up a storm at Irish premiere

IT may not have been as sunny as Cannes, but everyone was beaming at the Irish premiere of Ken Loach’s award-winning The Wind That Shakes The Barley last night in Cork, not least its homegrown star, actor Cillian Murphy.

Wed, 21 Jun, 2006

Most cinemas to miss gay cowboy hit

ONE of the most talked about films in recent years won’t make it into cinemas in many parts of the country.

Sat, 28 Jan, 2006

Ward Anderson given go-ahead for €80m takeover of cinema chain

COMPETITION watchdogs have given the go-ahead to the Ward Anderson group’s €80 million takeover of a chain of 11 cinemas in Britain.

Tue, 01 Nov, 2005

Omniplex plans €8m multiplex in Carlow

Omniplex Cinema Group is planning to invest €8m in a nine-screen multiplex cinema complex in Carlow.

Wed, 03 Nov, 2004