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Litreacha & Good Day Cork release brand new literary journal Share on facebook Share on whatsapp Share on email Share on linkedin “There is something good in most of the hours we spend on this planet, if we take the time to look and feel the air on us.” – Em, Editor ‘One Good Day’ Good
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Cork Anti-Racism & Inclusion Charter
Get involved with writing the Cork Anti-Racism & Inclusion Charter By Team Cork Anti-Racism & Inclusion Charter Share on facebook Share on whatsapp Share on linkedin Share on email The Cork Anti-Racism and Inclusion Charter is a community-informed document that reflects the experiences, priorities, and recommendations of migrant and minority communities living in Cork. This
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Pre-order : One Good Day – literary journal
Together with Litreacha, Good Day Cork launches their 1st literary journal By Good Day Cork Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp ‘One Good Day’ is a literary journal published by Good Day Cork, a magazine dedicated to amplify unheard voices and change the narrative. The editorial team is from Litreacha, one of
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“Biscuit Tin Nostalgia” exhibition in Cork
‘Biscuit Tin Nostalgia’ to connect with Cork Good Day Cork asked Elize de Beer about her new solo visual art exhibition. Elize de Beer at ‘Biscuit Tin Nostalgia’ – Photo Credit: Matthew Whyte Share on email Share on whatsapp Share on facebook Share on telegram Share on linkedin Good Day Cork [GDC] : How did
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Diana S.
Throwing Shapes by Diana S. Share on email Share on telegram Share on whatsapp Share on facebook I guess we must still find ways to move forwardEven while trying to exit the main stage. To venture off the beaten trackAnd find another path And to still seek joyDespite the horrors of the world. And to
Imasha Costa
Losing your native tongue by Imasha Costa Share on email Share on telegram Share on whatsapp Share on facebook You are going mute: your tongue refuses to remember the shrill sounds of your mother tongue – where the dead letters join to create live sentences your ancestors fought to preserve. It is lonely here in
Morgan Lyons
when we find our space by Morgan Lyons Share on email Share on telegram Share on whatsapp Share on facebook I wonder if the moon can see us As she tucks in her beaches Loses herself in waves of longing Pieces carved away as she paces the stage and performs her light Almost drowns in
Lavie Olupona
Oh Mother by Lavie Olupona Share on email Share on telegram Share on whatsapp Share on facebook Oh Mother, Your sweet children, Snatched from your basket womb Suffer. Oh Nigeria, We hear your cries. Hands of war, an empty tomb, Suffer. Oh sweet girls, Girls of Afghanistan, Your pens empty of ink, Suffer. Oh Congo,
Vai Rimeikaite
Looking by Vai Rimeikaite Share on email Share on telegram Share on whatsapp Share on facebook Pausing, resting, out of needLaughing, changing, lack of greed.All the while, life rolls onYou keep going- you play strong.Beautiful energy days are goneOnce, twice, many a time-Onlookers never fullyKnow the impact of your bones. About Vai Rimeikaite Vai is
