Contact Information

Storm Cinemas (Waterford) Ltd.
T/A – Storm Cinemas Waterford
Railway Square Development
Poleberry
Waterford City
Co. Waterford

General Manager:

Claire Jackman

Location

Storm Cinemas Waterford is conveniently located just outside the City Centre in the Railway Square Development. This makes the cinema, ideally placed for virtually any one in Waterford City.

Driving Directions

From the Dublin Road, cross the main bridge and take a left onto the quays. Continue until the Tower Hotel appears to the left. Continue around this bend in the inside lane. Continue through 4 sets of Traffic Lights (Passing Masons & Ruby’s Club on the final set). Take the immediate left after the Playground on the left. At this point the Storm Cinemas Sign will appear on the left just passed the Underground Car Park. Storm Cinemas is located here.
From the Cork Road, continue through all Roundabouts passing the Ramada Viking Hotel, Waterford Institute of Technology, Woodies DIY, McDonalds, Eddie Rockets etc… until a Topaz garage appears on the right hand side at a Traffic Light Controlled Cross Roads. Take the Right turn at this Cross Roads. Then take the immediate left. At this point the Storm Cinemas Sign will appear on the right. Storm Cinemas is located here.

Local Facilities

McDonalds, Eddie rockets, TK Maxx (located directly next door), Tesco Supermarket, and Sopranos Pizzeria & Glo Hair & Beauty. There are a range of restaurants and bars just 10 minutes away. Although Storm Cinemas does not offer in house parking, the railway square development has an underground car park available Monday to Saturday. Additionally, Waterford City Council operates a car park directly beside the cinema which is available for use 24/7.

Disabled Facilities

The Cinema has all facilities & full access available for disabled guests in all screens. All Screens also have a loop system for the hard of hearing.

Education

Film is a tremendously powerful medium and has a meaningful role to play in learning. Many current and forthcoming film releases have a strong relevance to subjects covered in the national curriculum, provoking discussion and debate in an inspirational way. With media and communication becoming ever popular choices, the cinema can provide a useful and relevant study and for further and higher education. It is a real treat too, making a visit to Storm Cinemas is the perfect reward for good behaviour or record levels of attendance.