Irish Film Institute

The Irish Film Association, formerly known as the Irish Film Center, is a non-profit organization. It often hosts movie screenings. You must have heard of the Irish film "Once" "In the Name of the Father" "Wind and Waves". It can understand the local film habits and culture. You can also buy some movie souvenirs. Fans recommend, no time to go specifically.

The film association of Erlan, located in the heart of Dublin, has really benefited from the opportunity to visit.

this is my new favourite place to go in Dublin. If you become a member you can get 10% discount on food and entry to great films. Its a great movie venue, coffee shop even restaurant. In fairness the food is not outstanding and my salad was soggy and other stuff also not great. The Pinot Grigot is great though, the house red was awful. The service is good and staff very friendly. Lorna makes great coffee's and Ryan is a delight. Rosie is always smiling. The independent movies and events they hold are worth the membership. Easy to get to even though I despise Temple Bar

My family and i were in the restaurant a couple of weeks ago and had a great time. The atmosphere was great. The food was gorgeous I had the lasagne and my parents had the fish. It was top class.the Staff were very friendly and answered any questions or queries we had. A member of staff I think his name was Robbie asked us were we members and because it was are first time there he told us about promotions and discounts that would apply if we became members. It would be a place we would visit again and my parents are going to become members the next time they visit

This association is in the city center, very close to China Super. There is a cafe at the entrance of the association, you can rest before the film starts, and there are some exhibition pictures. The film is very interesting. recommend.