Wednesday 23 September 2020
Annual box office revenue for 2019 is expected to total €117.4m.
The All-Ireland camogie semi-finals attracted impressive audience figures for RTÉ as well.
The film has become the biggest opening weekend box office hit in 44 countries.
The Kiwi wing was in flying form during and after Leinster’s win over Wasps.
James Lowe’s moments of brilliance proved the difference as Leinster continued their recent dominance over Munster.
It was a cracking National Senior Elite finals night on Dublin’s South Circular Road.
Director and Rolling Stone journalist Jay Bulger wants to create boxing’s own ‘Boyhood’ after the success of his recent Netflix documentary, which featured a cameo from Ireland’s Andy Lee.
The 24-year-old has signed a five year contract.
The boy had been going to see the new Smurfs film with his family.
Your move, Floyd.
It’s the first time Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard will play each other since joining Major League Soccer.
The Arsenal boss has expressed his ‘guilt’ over Leicester winning the Premier League last season.
She is tenth overall.
The Sunday Game returns tonight and it has provided us with its fair share of memorable moments over the years.
Its debut broke records, despite some decidedly negative reviews.
The film could push Avatar for the biggest ever globally.
Odeon are opening in Finglas.
We bet you can’t. (Not really).
It still has nothing on Harry and Hermione.
Super Rugby is back and so is SBW.
The divisive film set several box office records over the weekend.
Chairman of the IFB Bill O’Herlihy says more can be done to improve the film industry.
There’s no such thing as bad publicity.
The controversial comedy has made more than $17 million since its release.
The Republic of Ireland assistant coach also revealed he’s not a fan of Gone Girl.
Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley will also appear at next month’s event.
Hint: not very many.
The Boston Globe has predicted that ‘King James’ and his new, old team will welcome San Antonio to Cleveland.
The movie is also the fifth highest grossing film to go on general release in Ireland.
Let it goooooooo, let it goooooo. The cold never bothered us anyway.
It’s not on TV tonight but here’s the recap of the big incidents throughout the summer.
There’ll be no sing-song in Poznan this time though.
In Ireland, it is the biggest film of the year so far, taking in €5.7 million.
Liam Neeson’s Taken 2 brought in around $50 million at the US box office this weekend.
Ahead of US opening the new comic book action hero movie pulls in the numbers.
The film had the third-highest grossing opening weekend ever behind behind last year’s Harry Potter finale and The Dark Knight.
The much-hyped film set in a dystopian future looks set to make over $100 million in its opening weekend.
Cinema trip this weekend? TheJournal.ie brings you snippets from three new releases to help you decide where to put your money…
Meanwhile, Harry Potter was smashing box office records. Although the Palin biopic, The Undefeated, was only released in certain theatres.
More box office records are expected to tumble. Magic stuff.
