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March Cork Persons of the Month awarded to 'two sons of Cork' for 'triumphant work' - Vimarsana News

March Cork Persons of the Month awarded to 'two sons of Cork' for 'triumphant work'

Glasheen man, Philip King and Blackpool man, Colm O’Callaghan were awarded March Cork Persons of the Month for their role in producing the live ...

Seven Cork schools awarded quality mark for LGBTQ+ inclusion - Vimarsana News

Seven Cork schools awarded quality mark for LGBTQ+ inclusion

The schools have worked for 18 months to create an environment where all students feel safe

I was a rebel, boy! Cork poet's reflections on his childhood - Vimarsana News

I was a rebel, boy! Cork poet's reflections on his childhood

In his new book, Once Was A Boy, poet Theo Dorgan recalls the tough school days of his youth. He tells COLETTE SHERIDAN about his memories of the bad ...

BOOK: Theo Dorgan's 'Once was a Boy' – TheCork.ie (News & Entertainment) - Vimarsana News

BOOK: Theo Dorgan's 'Once was a Boy' – TheCork.ie (News & Entertainment)

22 January 2024 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Cork City Libraries’ has announced the Cork One City, One Book for 2024 as 'Once was a Boy' by Theo Dorgan, published by Dedalus press. With support from the Creative Ireland Programme, books by Frank O’Connor, Billy O’Callaghan, Yiyun Li, Catherine Kirwan, Tadhg Coakley, Danielle McLaughlin, Cónal Creedon…

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1984 Revisited: Ford's was so rooted in Cork that its closure was unthinkable - Vimarsana News

1984 Revisited: Ford's was so rooted in Cork that its closure was unthinkable

1984 was a seminal year in Ireland. Forty years on, our writers look back at some of the scandals and stories that made the headlines and helped shape the Ireland of today