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By *am2camhorny OP   Couple
over a year ago

London

There is a sex cinema in Galway just wondering has anybody gone there and whether they let couples play there or would you get thrown out, we've read posts on other sites where people have fun there but do the establisment know about it and its perfectly acceptable? or are they just chancing their arm?

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By *unterslickCouple
over a year ago

tullamore

theyr chancing something lol,

hadnt heard about that place where is it

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By *ollyWoman
over a year ago

aylesbury

Not sure if it's still open but Galway CC did try to close it down. Following article is from the Daily Mail on 16 May

"It's a plot straight out of a French farce: council officials storm a triple X-rated porn cinema, determined to stamp out this kind of thing. But instead of pursuing the man responsible, they spend two years chasing the Irish film censor after a too-hasty look at the shop's documentation.

In a case that has left Galway City Council officials red-faced, it seems that when officials investigated the branch of the Jade Winters shop, they took down the name of the national film censor instead of that of the shop's owner, Tony Linnane, who was convicted last week of running a brothel.

The comedy of errors behind the case is revealed in a judicial review of the council's actions being taken in the High Court next week by Dr Michael Grimes, who was appointed as company secretary of the sex shop's British parent company in March.

The review claims that the officials at Galway City Council used planning laws to obtain a summons to prosecute Mr Kelleher, who retired as censor last November, and have him fined.

The council has already had more than [euro]3,000 in fines and costs awarded against Mr Kelleher, who appears to have been unaware of the case.

The Jade Winters shop at Liosbaun Industrial Estate, one of 11 around the country, opened a 24-seater porn cinema in the rear of its premises, prompting outrage from councillors.

The council has continued its moves to shut the premises.."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Galway City Council is to take legal action against the owners of a sex shop in the city for the alleged misuse of the premises as a sex cinema.

Galway City Council is to bring the manager of Jade Winters adult shop to court on Wednesday 4 June for an unauthorised use of the building. The shop has permission to operate as a retail outlet, but not as a cinema.

The City Council has traced the shop's manager, John Kelleher, and served his solicitors, a Cork firm, with a court order. Mr Kelleher was unreachable at time of going to print.

City Councillor Padraig Conneely, who has led the charge against the shop, said he is "delighted" with the news.

With regard to the wider issue of sex shops, Cllr Conneely said there was "not a whole lot you can do about a shop".

"There are already two of them in the city, they have planning permission for a shop but not for a cinema. A lot of the business they do is for things like hen parties. When I went up for the look myself, I saw two young women coming out with bags of stuff, you know, the dildos and blow up dolls and all that type of thing. It's done all over the country.

"The only way you can really object is if the residents cause a fuss, and that's starting to look likely," he continued, saying that he had met with residents of Riverside who were ready to mount a campaign on the issue.

"People won't go into it because of all the publicity, and that will come up again when it goes to court."

Cllr Conneely has also written to the Chief Superintendent with regard to a criminal prosecution.

"I have asked the Chief Superintendent to investigate the illegality as well, but I have more control over the council than I have over the guards," he said.

The Censorship of Films Act 1923 provides that no film shall be exhibited in public unless the Film Censor had certified that it is suitable and a certificate is displayed to that effect. 'Indecent' and 'obscene' films will not be certified.

According to Ann O'Kelly of the Irish Film Censors Office, the censor has an inspector on the road who visits shops to ensure compliance. While Ms O'Kelly would not comment on the individual case, she said her office was aware of the cinema's operation.

However, if the shop's management can prove that it was operating as a private club, it would no longer fall under the censorship laws.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well come to Dublin there are plenty of small cinemas in sex shops up here even booths

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Would love to attend an adult cinema and have some fun.

love this ameature video of a couple having some fun with a strangers cock

http://www.yuvutu.com/modules.php?name=Video&op=view&video_id=351602

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It is still operating out of the premises in Galway.....cinema too!!!

The action to close the cinema was taken up by one member of the City Council who it is known to be gay!!!! Im Bi Sexual by the way!

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