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Ms Brown got more Irish bums on cinema seats than any other film last year

No messing with Agnes.

MRS BROWN’S BOYS D’Movie was the highest-grossing release of the year in Ireland, netting over €3.8million on home soil.

It raked in €18.3 million overall and it’s understood that talks are already underway regarding two sequels.

Ms Brown also did great on the small screen this Christmas – with 7.61 million viewers tuning in on Christmas Day in Britain (beaten only by the Queen’s speech).

The other films which ranked high in Irish cinemas this year were The Lego Movie and Gone Girl.

Here’s the top 10 films we went to see this year and how much they took in:

  1. Mrs Brown’s Boys D’Movie – €3.8 million
  2. The Lego Movie – €3.4 million
  3. Gone Girl – €2.6 million
  4. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes – €2.5 million
  5. The Wolf of Wall Street – €2.3 million
  6. Guardians of the Galaxy – €2.2 million
  7. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – €2.1 million
  8. 22 Jump Street – €2 million
  9. The Inbetweeners 2 –  €1.9 million
  10. X-men: Days of Future Past – €1.8 million 

Read: Mrs Brown’s Boys beaten by the Queen to the top of the UK Christmas ratings>

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