The Gaiety Cinema is located at the centre of the town of Carrick on Shannon at the intersection of Bridge street and Main street. The Gaiety Cinema is one of the many attractions of the town of Carrick and it stands as a monument in it's own right because of it's age and history. Ownership of the Gaiety has been the pleasure of many people and first began with Mr J.J. Flood who sold it, in 1947 to the R.M.S. at Roscommon County Hospital, Mr 'Jock' O'Hanrahan. In 1971 it was again sold to the consortium of local businessmen which included Brendan Kieran, M.P.S.I., M.P. 'Phosie' Keane, solicitor, Billy Craig, company rep. for Jacobs biscuits and Joseph Mc Manus. It was once again sold off to the current owner in 1981, Mr Gerard Kelly. The cinema today is now the balcony that graced the cinema of old. The Gaiety is in excellent condition for a 65 year old structure as it has been well looked after and was fully re furbished in 1997 to provide it's patrons with comfortable new seating, a new screen, new decor, state of the art Dolby Surround sound, new scope and flat screen lenses. The Gaiety Cinema is alao a member of the EuroKids network which helps provide more European and educational films to the area. Whats on this week in the Gaiety Cinema If you would like to contact the Gaiety Cinema ring/fax 078-21869 at any time during the day.