Cineworld on Parnell Street is Ireland's largest cinema.
Dublin's biggest cinema could be in jeopardy, despite saying it's 'business as usual'.
Cineworld, which operates a 17-screen theatre on Parnell Street, is considering bankruptcy.
The American film giant is struggling with 4-point-7 billion euros of debt.
Cineworld employs around 28,000 people globally in cinemas across 10 countries.
In a statement, the company says they are continuing to welcome customers in the UK and Ireland.
Cineworld Group said bankruptcy is one option it is weighing to help preserve a business that has struggled to rebound from the impact of COVID-19 restrictions. https://t.co/2gtEvVt7b2
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They say it's 'business as usual' despite concerns the parent company is filing for bankruptcy.
The company also owns the Picturehouse cinema chain in the UK.
A number of reasons have been cited for the financial demise of the company.
Of these - include a lack of blockbuster films or a hope that certain blockbuster's would do better at the box office.
Another is the sporadic closures of cinemas across the country and in parts of Europe due to Covid restrictions.
