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KEN LOACH’S latest film, Route Irish, will be premiered this evening at 8pm in Monroe’s Dominick Street.

Rehearsal’s are in full swing for Athlone Musical Society’s West Side Story.

HARRY POTTER and the Deathly Hallows comes to cinemas this weekend and The Eye has fun family events planned to mark the big occasion.

This is just the best British comedy I have seen in ages where the gags are so dark that you find yourself laughing when you know you really should not, and that is what makes it great.

Kilkenny Musical Society has scooped three major awards, at the recent AIMS awards - the Oscars of Irish musical societies.

THE RED Alert Film and Book Club will mark International Refugee Day by showing the award-winning 2005 film Gypo.

STREETDANCE 3D is currently in cinemas and the Galway Advertiser has five copies of the film soundtrack to give away.

Westmeath Rural Arts are launching a film club in Sonna Hall on Friday May 7 at 8pm with the showing of a selection of films with Westmeath connections. The feature film for this first Film Friday will be The First Great Train Robbery (1979), directed by Michael Crichton and starring Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland, a significant part of which was filmed in Westmeath.

NEW IRISH film, the supernatural thriller The Daisy Chain, goes on theatrical release tomorrow and it will be screened in The Omniplex, Galway.

DARKER THAN the lavish trailer suggests, The Duchess tells the surprisingly grim story of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, and her marriage during the late 18th century.