Irish movie fans in store for digital treat

Irish cinema-goers are set to become the first in the world to experience digital cinema.

Sat, 03 Sep, 2005 - 13:13

Irish cinema-goers are set to become the first in the world to experience digital cinema.

A company based in Co Tipperary, Avica Europe and Digital Cinema Ireland, is aiming to make Ireland the first country worldwide to have nationwide network of cinemas with digital screens.

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