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THE University Concert Hall's second cinema season kicked off last week with Braveheart and continues with a raft of hugely popular cinematic titles every Monday until December.
Expect Top Gun with Tom Cruise – pictured above – family friendly screenings of Frozen, The Goonies and Miracle on 34th Street, plus Hocus Pocus and Elf, Pink Floyd: The WallIt’s A Wonderful Life, The Usual Suspects, The Lost Boys, Die Hard and Love Actually over the next few months.
See www.uch.ie for details on the cinema season and all shows.
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