How spatial occupation affects the residents of the West Bank by Shelly Rourke Checkpoint in the West Bank (Photo submitted by author. ) If you look at world maps, you won’t find Palestine; it seems to have been erased, and the deliberate linguistic extermination of the word is evident. Instead, all that remains are the […]
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Local author unveils charming children’s picture book By Good Day Cork Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Nadine Hughes Campbell, author of ‘Noah’s Cork Adventure’ Photo credit: Paraic English Join young Noah as he explores some of Cork’s iconic sites, in this heart-warming children’s book; Noah’s Cork Adventure, the newest creation from
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Many Tongues of Cork A multilingual prose & poetry event RSVP Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Many Tongues of Cork (2023) hosted in Dance Cork Firkin Crane – Photo by Gretchen Kessler This unique series of events began in 2019 by Good Day Cork. Many Tongues of Cork (MTC) is at
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“… the acceptance we all had for everything..” Poet Ana Špehar writes about Wild Ones Conference 2023 Tune in to Wild Ones Conference Podcast Photo credit: Jaëlle Deberkaleh Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp On Saturday 14th October 2023, Good Day Cork held a conference for women and minority genders. In the
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Raphael & Michael Strangers chat about childhood, hope, mental health and more Cork gents (& archangels), Raphael Olympio & Michael Wall meet for the first time to have a meaningful conversation about identity, childhood, fear, mental health and hope. We got them together to show you the potential of an open chat that goes beyond
Reflections on Children’s Day World Children’s Day is marked on 20th Nov. On this occasion, people from Cork & beyond have sent in their reflections about raising children. Content warning: abuse, neglect, discrimination Photo by William Fortunato Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Jo Dukkipati, Editor, Good Day Cork shares: I am
Tough Chats, Gentle Words Starngers chat about bias and racisim Cork gents (& archangels), Raphael Olympio & Michael Wall met for the first time & had an impromptu chat about identity bias & racism. This conversation was a warmup that they both just happened to delve into upon meeting each other for the first time.
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Keeping It Neat and Tidy Susan Lanigan shares a chapter from her novel on submission ‘The Planter’s Daughter’. This novel is about eco-crime in County Cork with a backstory in the Irish Civil War. When Sadhbh Drummond’s burned body is found in a forestry plantation in West Cork, it soon becomes clear that her death
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Archive of Our Youth: An art exhibition to preserve memories By Tomiwa Morris Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp The Archive of Our Youth art exhibition is an exploration of the artists’ youthful experiences and a heartfelt endeavor to share their memories with the public. Each artist devoted their summer to craft
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Activist Reflections Students of Creativity & Change share thoughts about their practise A few students of Creativity and Change at MTU, Cork share their reflections of their practice. Their blogs were published by Good Day Cork in 2023. The aim of these blogs is to amplify the creative practice of change makers – how they
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