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The Sugar Club, Tuesday 10th December

Die Hard – Xmas screening.

Tough New York cop John McClane finds himself in a tight situation when an office building in Los Angeles is taken over by terrorists. Apart from himself, everyone else in the building – including his wife – is held at gunpoint while their captors spell out their demands. The FBI are called in to survey the situation, but John McClane has other plans for the terrorists.

There'll be complimentary gourmet popcorn for you all on arrival – Table service, full bar serving: Pizza, Prosecco, Cocktails, Pints, Beers, Vino & more…
Screening: 8:45pm | Running time 2hrs, 12mins.


Date:
Tuesday 10th December
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€10
Address:
8 Leeson Street Lower, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, Co. Dublin, D02 ET97, Ireland

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