Living Heritage A Documentary Exploring Culture & Nature RSVP It’s easy to think of Cork City as a fairly homogenous group but its history is much more diverse and international than we may think. Our audio documentary “Living Heritage’ explores the experiences of residents in Cork from varied cultural background and how their own traditions […]
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Young Tongues of Cork A poetry and music festival featuring artists age 18 to 25yr only RSVP Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Photo is for representation only This is the youth edition of Many Tongues of Cork (MTC) designed by Good Day Cork. Youth are the present and their voices matter
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Going in Circles Ciara Jane McCarthy writes about Body Dysmorphic Disorder to increase awareness about a health issue that affects many people. Ciara McCarthy at the Titanic Tour, Cobh Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Content Warning: Mental Health, Body Image I’ve been thinking of circles lately – where do they begin
The Power of Music by Inga Snetkova Inga Snetkova is a multi talented lady living in Cork. Photo submitted by author. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp On the evening of March 16th, Cork became the stage for a remarkable celebration of unity and harmony. People from different cultural backgrounds gathered under one
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Diverse Stories from Nature : Book Reveal & Zine Launch Join us for the exciting launch on 18th May @ 3pm in Thomas Davis Room, Cork City Library, Grand Parade RSVP (Left) Bernadette Connolly of The Environmental Forum and Joanna Dukkipati, founder of Good Day Cork with the book ‘Diverse Stories From Nature’ Share on
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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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“… 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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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
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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