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Talk on “Mary Pike”
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Memories of the line – Cork’s Ford Factory
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Heart of the City 2019
As part of the Heritage Week 2019
Cork City Council & Cork Age Friendly City Programme
presents
“Heart of the City 2019”
A Celebration of the City’s rich oral & built heritage together with storytelling, music & games of our youth in Bishop Lucy Park in the heart of the city.
Wed. Aug. 21st 2019 at 2pm
In Bishop Lucy Park, Grand Parade, Cork
Richard T Cooke on the history of Triskel Christchurch
Liam O’hUigín from www.corcaigh.net on the history of Bishop Lucy Park and its Environs, followed by an Historical Walking Tour of the North & South Main Streets
David Ryan on City Folklore
See the Games of Yesteryear
Music by Clann Chorcai (3 generations of music & storytelling)
Cork City Libraries Ukulele Orchestra
Coal Quay Shawles
Special Guests
Cork Heritage Open Day 2019
www. corcaigh.net are happy once more to be part of this year’s Cork City Council Heritage Open day, which will take place on the 17th of August 2019.
This year we will have 2 fantastic events for you to attend.
The 1st event will be 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 Sat, Aug 17th, 2019 @ 11am, in St. Peter’s Church, North Main Street, Cork.
Booking your place on this event is recommended as Liam’s events are very popular and this can be done on the link below.
This will be followed @ 3pm by another brilliant event with
Liam O’hUigín from www.corcaigh.net.
an Historical Walking Tour of
“The Middle Parish – The Marsh”
This will start @ 3pm from St. Peter’s Church, North Main Street, Cork.
Once more, booking a place on this event is recommended and can be done on the link below.
More details for these events can be found on our Facebook page, & on the links below.
https://www.facebook.com/events/talk
https://www.facebook.com/events/walk
“Cork in the Auld days”
SHANDON AREA HISTORY GROUP
Invite You to
Talk and Presentation
“Cork in the Auld days”
By Local Historian
Liam Ó hUigín
from
in
COFFA House,
Church St. (Near Shandon), Cork
10/10/18 @ 7.30pm
Growing up in Cork in the 40’s, 50’s & 60’s
As part of Bealtine Festival 2018, Tory Top Library presents an illustrated talk, with Local Historian Liam O’hUigín from www.corcaigh.net when he will take us on a nostalgic trip down memory lane : “Growing up in Cork in the 40’s, 50’s & 60’s”
Event location: Tory Top Library, Ballyphehane, Cork.
Event date: Tuesday 22rd of May 2018
Time : 11.00am to 12.30pm
Contact phone: 021 4924934
A Nostalgic Trip Down Pana in the 50’s & 60’s (All the old shops on Cork’s main Street).
Ballyphehane/Togher Community Development Project & Tory Top Library presents an illustrated talk, as part of Bealtine Festival 2018 when Local Historian Liam O’ hUigín from www.corcaigh.net will take us on a nostalgic trip down “Pana” in the 1950’s & 1960’s.
We will be reminded of all the old shops that catered for the people of Cork in that era. How many can you remember? ……Come along and join the fun and the memories.
Event location: Ballyphehane/Togher Community Development Project, Community Resource Centre & Creche. (CDP) Lower Friars Walk, Ballyphehane, Cork.
Event date: Wednesday 23rd of May 2018
Event time: 2.30pm to 4.00pm
Contact phone: 021 4319085
Please ring to book your place.
Web: http://www.corcaigh.net and http://bealtaine.ie/events_list/1/2242
Illustrated Talk -“Street games of 1940’s, 50’s & 60’s”
Ballygarvan & District Local History Society, presents
Illustrated Talk -“Street games of 1940’s, 50’s & 60’s”
with local historian Liam O’hUigín from http://www.corcaigh.net/
Thursday 26th of April
in Ballygarvan Community Centre, Ballygarvan, Co. Cork
A talk, with photographs, on growing up and play games, in Cork in the 40s, 50’s & 60s.
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 event.
Admission is €5 to cover costs on the night (members free) and all welcome
An illustrated talk on the “Growing Up in the Marsh”
The Middle Parish Historical Society/Coal Quay Shawlies presents, as part of the Lifelong Learning Festival
An illustrated talk on the
“Growing Up in the Marsh”
with local historian Liam O’hUigín from http://www.corcaigh.net
Friday, March 23rd, 2018, from 7.30pm to 9.00pm
in the Middle Parish Community Centre, Grattan St. 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.
This is a free event and all are welcome.
Light refreshments will be served by the COAL QUAY SHAWLIES
Further Information contact:
Breda Scanlon 0894153500
