Cinema Access for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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We the Deaf and Hard of Hearing people of Ireland urge Cinema's in Ireland to provide subtitles on cinema screens for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Ireland
Presently, UGC Cinema on Parnell Square, Dublin 1 provides 2 subtitled showings a week; Whilst we appreciate efforts made by UGC we feel that 2 showings a week is not enough.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing people are excluded from non-foreign movies in a move which discriminates against every Deaf and Hard of Hearing person in Ireland and we urge for there to be changes.
We want access to cinemas in Ireland.
Presently, UGC Cinema on Parnell Square, Dublin 1 provides 2 subtitled showings a week; Whilst we appreciate efforts made by UGC we feel that 2 showings a week is not enough.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing people are excluded from non-foreign movies in a move which discriminates against every Deaf and Hard of Hearing person in Ireland and we urge for there to be changes.
We want access to cinemas in Ireland.
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495 signatures
Goal: 1,000
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9 January 2016
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Derek B
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http://www.yourlocalcinema.com lists 129 UK cinemas with subtitle facilites - most showing a film 3 or 4 times a week, 1 in 10 northern Ireland cinemas will soon have the system. Over a hundred cinemas in the US and Canada have the system. The republic of
6 January 2016
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Micheal J
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Eh... What about the BLIND????? Don't see anyone turning up the sound for them in the cinema!! NEW PETITION PLEASE
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William W
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Please provide more subtitled movies throughout Ireland and in my home county of Kerry
29 December 2015
486.
Brian F
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I strongly support this petition and urge the introduction of subtitles in all cinemas
29 December 2015
27 December 2015
484.
John M
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I think it makes perfect sense for any person who is deaf or hard of hearing to have access to cinemas.
27 December 2015
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Susan W
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2 subtitled shows a week for the whole Deaf community in Ireland is simply not enough. We are unable to follow a cinema showing without subtitles, it is simple as that! Deaf people want equality not just in the workplace but also in society. provide us wi
22 December 2015
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Bryan W
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I am a Kerryman currently living in Dublin - we really need to have more access to subtitles, at very suitable times like on a Friday evening for example.
10 December 2015
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Gerard S
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I do not go to the cinema simply because like everyone else it is too much of an inconvenience to travel to the only one cinema in the whole country and only on Saturday Morning and Monday Evenings. Normally a trip the cinema would cost roughly E5.00 but
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