Film In Dublin are screening Neil Jordan’s classic Michael Collins in Cleary’s Pub, to celebrate 30 years since the film’s release in Irish cinemas.
The Amiens Street pub is the perfect spot to Celebrate the film, as a favoured spot of the Big Fella himself as well as a location used for filming by Jordan and co. The script of the scenes shot in Cleary’s are still kept behind the bar to this day.
Liam Neeson, Julia Roberts and Aidan Quinn stared in Neil Jordan’s historical biopic of The Irish revolutionary, the man who led a guerrilla war against the UK, helped negotiate the creation of the Irish Free State, and led the National Army during the Irish Civil War.
This November sees the 30th anniversary of the Irish release of the historical epic, and film website Film In Dublin will be hosting an anniversary screening of the film on Sunday 15th November in Cleary’s.
Film In Dublin founder and head writer Luke Dunne will be on hand to introduce the film, the biggest ever made in Dublin at the time. There will be plenty of goodies on the go as well as some of the finest pints in town courtesy of Cleary’s.
Tickets for this event are available now via Eventbrite.
