We’re extremely thrilled to bring you the Summer Solstice 2020 zine. “I finished Good Day News feeling that I’d learned something about each of the writers, but also that I’d be musing on the concepts they wrote for some time after. The issue was able to acknowledge that the world in 2020 is full of […]
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The Colourblind Bind By Priya Krishnan Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp 01/03/2021 The Colour of Truth ‘I don’t see skin colour’, ‘I don’t see you as Black/Brown’ ‘We’re all the same’ Really? Dismissal I know these words are meant in a positive way but my heart sinks at such comments. They…...
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A Verse City by Margaret O’Reagan Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp LOVE NEST It started with a tingling,Building up the tension,Spurring me to seek out- A secret hideout.Looking for a placeTo suitably mate,I passed through a gateTo survey my estate.It took me some time,Then I spotted a stile,Ventured further insideThis outdoor site.Then…...
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Art spot featuring Ethan Desmond Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Ethan Desmond 01/02/2021 Rainbow realities of gender and sexuality; and challenging racial inequality. I’d like to show the REAL faces of people who are, right now, changing the face of mainstream reality, on many fronts. Be it unapologetically Gay, owning their heritage…...
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Walk with me by Sylvia Wobo Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Mural by Garreth Joyce 25/01/2021The Colour of Kindness in Cork This Red Mural on Water Street- designed and painted by Garreth Joyce. It celebrates Cork’s citation as Europe’s Friendliest City in 2018 by the renowned Conde Nast Traveller publication. Walking along the…...
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Forests and family, and foliage, oh my! by Brienne Dubh Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Red by Brienne Dubh 28/12/2020 Colour of Nature’s Seasons This is my favourite time of year. Yes, the days are grey and the long dark nights are here, but with the shorter days, and colder nights, comes a…...
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Share the Feast at Our Table by Sin Blaché Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Sin Blaché Date: 21/12/2020 The Colour of Festivity I’ve always thought winter time is the best time to come from an inter-racial family. My mother comes from a Creole Black American family with strong ties to New Orleans. Our family’s…...
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What are our children not being taught at school and why? By Dr. Eve Olney Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Dr. Olney found this image on the internet – source/author unknown. I am a mum of two children; a girl of fifteen and a boy of nine. Both attend conventional schools
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I know that Ireland is capable of inclusivity By Priya Krishnan Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Photo by Matheus Viana Let me be very clear. Using a term that is a racial slur makes an environment where a Person or People of Colour are present, feel hostile and unsafe. Using what
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A Food Connection By Lionel Leno Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Five years ago, I set foot in Ireland for the first time to visit a friend. What was meant to be a short break ended up being a life changing experience. I immediately fell in love with the Emerald island,
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