Many Tongues Of Cork Winter Warmer 2021 Many Tongues of Cork & Cork City Libraries presented ‘An Earth Song’ at Winter Warmer Festival ’21. ‘An Earth Song’ is a multilingual poetry collaboration facilitated by Tina Pisco – the writer -in -residence (2021) at Cork City Libraries. Poems were presented simultaneously in sign language (ISL), by […]
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3rd Nov 2021 What have you discovered recently? SHARE Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Good Day Cork was at Cork Discovers 2019 at UCC. A day of learning directly from researchers & finding out what folx enjoyed discovering. This billboard was on Maylor St. About Good Day Cork gathers stories
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7th Nov 2021 Presence is a present. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin We met this being at the Mind Body Experience at Cork City Hall in 2019 and it definitely was a lovely time to meet the numerous facilitators & seekers of good health. About Good Day Cork gathers stories to
Wild Ones Mini Podcast Series A podcast recorded at the Wild Ones Salons The Wild Ones Mini Podcast Series features the recordings of the guest speakers from each Wild Ones Salon. This mini podcast series challenges stereotypes and more. The Wild Ones Salon is a brave space for women and non-binary people of all backgrounds
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Let There Be Light: Six Essays by Researchers in Cork By Susan Lanigan Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp When Dr. Shree Krishnamoorthy quotes a scriptural verse “From darkness lead me to light”, she is not using a commonplace figure of speech for the nth time. She is literally talking about light.
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Is it a truck, is it a car? Artist Sobia Saad writes about introducing colourful truck art to Ireland Art provides us with a means of expressing ourselves. Since our evolution, we’ve been carving the cave walls for the same purpose. We decorate our homes, dresses, and bodies to express our values. Similarly, truck drivers
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BioPhotonics: Light – greater knowledge of disease By Dr. Shree Krishnamoorthy Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp असतो मा सद्गमय । तमसो मा ज्योततगगमय । From untruth lead me to the truth (Asato ma sadgamaya). From darkness lead me to light (Tamaso ma jyotirgamaya). Across cultures light symbolizes knowledge and truth, away
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Turbines to Bridges By Angela Nagle Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Cork-based Angela Nagle describes the adventure of transforming de-commissioned wind turbines to bridges. Angela is a PhD Candidate at UCC’s School of Engineering working on the Re-wind Project. In February 2018, I went to an event at the Sirius Art
Excavating Lost Puzzle Pieces By Kel Menton Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Cork born Artivist, Kel Menton completed their MA in Medieval Literature at UCC. Kel discusses their dissertation ‘Of Monsters and Thems: Problematising Cis-Heteronormativity in Old Norse and Old English Scholarship’. Their research encourages us “to think twice”. In a
Using light to develop guidelines to manufacture quality face-masks By Krishnakumar Chullipalliyalil Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Have you ever wondered when your car is reversing, how the proximity sensor works before you knock something down? Or how the burglar alarm in your house works? What if the same technology of
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