Irish cinema revenue unharmed by on-demand TV

The rise of on-demand TV services does not seem to be harming Ireland's love of the cinema.

Irish cinema revenue unharmed by on-demand TV

The rise of on-demand TV services does not seem to be harming Ireland's love of the cinema.

New figures show we spent €99m at the pictures last year, that's a €3m rise on the 2013 amount.

According to Rentrak EDI, which compiles the figures, €38m euro has been spent at the box office so far this year.

The new Avengers movie has been the biggest hit so far, taking in nearly €2.8m since it was released last month.

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