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Cinema and Ireland : the early years.

Hurst’s Cinema (The Regal)

Horgan’s Cinema

Moby Dick.

Broadway Cinema, Dunmanway.

Courtesy of Ireland’s Own.

Broadway Cinema, Dunmanway.

Courtesy of Southern Star.

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