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☀️The Friday View 31/01

January ends and February starts with a long weekend and celebrations across the city and county for St Brigid. Plus, our round-up of things to see and…

Jan 31 •

At Open Walls, it's art for all

For one night each month, Open Walls offers artists a chance to showcase and sell their work in a setting as democratic as it is laid-back.

Jan 28 •

The Friday View 24/01

While we’re still figuring out how to pronounce Storm Éowyn, it certainly made its presence felt. We take a look at the Firemen’s Rest (and its cost…

Jan 24 •

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2 years on, long-awaited path to Educate Together school is finally open

Douglas Rochestown Educate Together National School opened on January 23, 2023. Just under two years later a path to the school finally opens taking…

Jan 22 •

Creating a home for crafters in the Winthrop Arcade

Crafter Jolanta Katke opened Artisana in the heart of the city last summer with a mission to give local crafters an outlet to sell their handmade goods…

Jan 21 •

Pádraig O' Connor

The Friday View 17/01

This week, Dry January lived up to its name, mostly. Traffic is back like the plague and a Cork City task force, like the new government, is incoming.

Jan 17 •

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Film review: Chasing The Light

West Cork has long drawn all sorts. Chasing the Light, now playing at the Triskel, tells the story of a retreat centre that opened its doors to the…

Jan 13 •

Pádraig O' Connor

The Friday View 10/01

The big thaw begins, a New Year kicks off. There's an early contender for trad album of the year and our round-up of what's on for the week ahead.

Jan 10 •

A broken stream, a 'dirty drain'. Is there any hope for the Glasheen?

A major ecological report into the Glasheen highlights how degraded, polluted and devoid of biodiversity the city stream has become. But that health…

Jan 6 •

December 2024

The Friday View 20/12

🎄And that's a wrap! Before we close out the final Friday View and Out + About of the year, we look back at 2024 and some of the stories that defined…

Dec 20, 2024 •

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Could a directly elected Mayor of Cork get the buses to run on time?

Five years ago, a plebiscite for a directly elected mayor in Cork was rejected by fewer than 1,000 votes. But is there a role for a mayor with the power…

Dec 16, 2024 •

The Friday View 13/12

☕️Charts, data, a new art gallery in Douglas, the Kino wall gets a paint job, a new music booker in the city, the Cliffords are off to Austin, and it's…

Dec 13, 2024 •

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