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Most Tuesday nights, the queue stretches round the block for the Empire Comedy Club. It’s where TV’s Patrick Kielty cut his comedy teeth and a lot of visting comics thought they might lose theirs. Always enjoyable, as long as one isn’t actually on the small stage.
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Most licensed premises in Belfast feature live music, varying from singer-songwriters at Auntie Annie’s on Dublin Road, or the Errigle on Ormeau Road, to jazz and contemporary at the King’s Head on Lisburn Road and traditional at city-centre bars like Madden’s, Kelly’s or the John Hewitt. Check local listings for weekly details.
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The Moviehouse multiscreen Cinemas offer a range of the latest celluloide offerings. Also try West Belfast Cinema Complex (Kennedy Centre, Falls Road, Tel: 9060 0988).
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or arthouse movies, this newly refurbished cinema is part of the university’s fi lm and drama complex. The new premises feature a large foyer, which is developing its café and bar facilities, and promises to be an inviting space for post-movie chit-chat.
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