Last week was a busy time for Corcaigh Network due to the Lifelong Learning Festival in Cork.
Thank you to everyone who took park and attended the various events.
Be sure to check back on www.corcaigh.net to see details of more “Walks and Talks” which will be happening soon.
Liam O’hUigín, of Corcaigh Network, entertaining a full house at one of his recent talks in St John’s College, Cork.
As part of the Lifelong Learning Festival, Liam O’hUigin of Corcaigh Network, will be giving an illustrated talk on “A Nostalgic Trip Down Patrick Street” on Friday 27th of March, in the Tory Top Library, on Tory Top Road, Ballyphehane at 2.30pm.
All Welcome.
Douglas Village has come a long way since this photo was taken.
As part of the Lifelong Learning Festival, Liam O’hUigin of Corcaigh Network, will be giving an illustrated talk on “Growing up in Cork in the 40’s and 50’s” on Monday 23rd of March, in the Turner’s Cross Community centre, (next to The Credit Union on the Curragh Road) at 7.30pm.
All Welcome.
Car parking available in Church yard.
St. finbarr’s before the “Stout and Whiskey” spires.
Does anyone know this street???
That one was too easy for some people!
Well done to those who said the North Main Street.
Fr. Matthew’s Statue. Patrick Street, Cork – 1894
I wonder if there would be mamy takers for a swim in the north channel of River Lee today!!?… It is still a great photo from the 50’s in Cork.
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