
An illustrated talk on Street games of the 1940’s, 50’s & 60’s

As part of the Heritage Week 2017, The Coal Quay Festival presents
An illustrated talk on the “Street games of 1940’s, 50’s & 60’s”
with local historian Liam O’hUigín from www.corcaigh.net on Saturday, Aug 19th, 2017, starting at 5pm, upstairs in The Roundy, 1 Castle Street, Cork.
Liam’s passion for, and interest in, his native city is all consuming & inspiring. He has a unique style with great knowledge and humour, so you are guaranteed an engaging fun experience.
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As part of Heritage week 2017
A walk & talk on the Middle Parish – “The Marsh”
with local historian Liam O’hUigín from http://www.corcaigh.net, on Saturday, Aug 19th, 2017, starting at 3pm, from St Peter Church (Vision Centre), North Main Street, Cork.
Liam’s passion for, and interest in, his native city is all consuming & inspiring. He has a unique style with great knowledge and humour, so you are guaranteed an engaging fun experience.
Tickets are free but places are limited.
Official tickets must be produced to participate.
For tickets, contact The Everyman Box office on 021 4501673
On 18th of August 2017 at 8pm, in Christ Church, Kilfaughnabeg, Glandore, Co. Cork, Liam O’hUigin from www.corcaigh.net will give illustrated talk on the history of Cork City in aid of the Glandore Church of Ireland Restoration Project.
Tickets available on http://glandorevillage.ie/
For more information contact Averil Cooke on : 087 1334730
or by email: glandorechurch@gmail.com
Christ Church, Kilfaughnabeg, Glandore, Co. Cork was consecrated on the 12th September 1861 and since then has served the small Church of Ireland community.
Perched on a rocky ledge overlooking Glandore Harbour access is through a stone tunnel that leads to a place of peace and calm.
When it became apparent that the future of the church was at risk because of the dangerous condition of its tower a public meeting was held and a cross community committee formed to protect and restore this unique church.
Thanks to the huge support received from the general public and state agencies not only has the tower been restored but electricity has been installed, the gutters and downpipes replaced, new drains installed, the stonework repaired and last year the windows and interior were painted.
This has enabled the church to be used extensively to enrich the life of the local area and community while maintaining its integrity as a place of worship.
The church is open daily June-September (inclusive).
Sunday Service is at 10am during July and August and all are welcome
We invite you to visit the church, to stay a while and look at the wall panels outlining the history of local buildings, monuments and events that are on display – except during scheduled exhibitions.
St Peter’s Cork are delighted to host a full programme of family friendly events as part of Cruinniú na Cásca, a Creative Ireland initiative presented by RTÉ . This is a free public event on Easter Monday.
From 2pm, join local history legend Liam ÓhUigín from www.corcaigh.net, as he takes us on a walking tour of the Old Town, revealing the secret history of North Main Street and the surrounding neighbourhood.
As part of the Lifelong Learning Festival, Liam O’hUigín from www.corcaigh.net will give two talks on local history .
These illustrated talks are on the history of Cork. Liam’s passion for, and interest in, his native city is all consuming & inspiring. He has a unique style with great knowledge and humour, so you are guaranteed engaging fun events.
Both talks are free and there is no need to book, but do come early as these talks are always very popular.
For more info on the morning talk in Bishopstown, contact Irene Higgins on 021 454 1583
For more info on the evening talk in Turners Cross, contact Joe Curtin on 086 259 1362
SHANDON AREA HISTORY GROUP (www.shandonareahistorygroup.com) INVITE YOU TO,
‘An Illustrated History of Cork City’
A Talk and Presentation will be given By Historian
Liam Ó hUigín from http://www.corcaigh.net
Wed. 8th Mar. @ 7.30 p.m
In COFFA House, Church St.
(Near Shandon)
Everybody welcome!
The South Parish Historical Society will meet on Wednesday the 1st of March, in St. John’s College on Sawmill Street Cork, where guest speaker Philip Johnston will speak on, Discovering UC42 – the German U-Boat in Cork Harbour.
All welcome. (Non-members €2)
Liam O’hUigin from http://www.corcaigh.net, being recently presented an award in Cork City Hall by Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork City, Cllr. Joe Kavanagh.
This award was in recognition of Liam’s efforts and contribution in the promotion of the heritage and history of his native city.
http://www.corcaigh.net presents as part of Cork Heritage week
a guided walk with Liam O’hUigin, along the North Main Street
3pm, Saturday the 20th of Aug, 2016
This will be starting from Paradise Place/Castle Street to North Gate Bridge.