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Students who make art, make an art show
The 'Paul St' collective is taking over The Roundy for a special exhibition for one night only next week. Pádraig O’Connor caught up with the five art…
Two 15th Century manuscripts written in Cork, side-by-side in The Glucksman
Filleadh na nDeoraithe/The Return of the Exiles showcases two manuscripts that contain the multitudes from Irish translations of Marco Polo’s journey…
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The Tripe + Drisheen Interview
"If you don't retaliate, you acquiesce," says musician Elaine Malone ahead of her album launch in the Green Room in Cork Opera House for Sounds from a…
Where mahjong meets hurling
Players from Canada, the US, Dublin, Cork, and Belfast converged at Blackrock National Hurling Club for the first-ever international mahjong tournament…
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JJ O'Donoghue
Sounds from a Safe Harbour returns after a four-year Covid-interrupted break
"Trust us," festival director Mary Hickson said at the launch night, "we might say get to Callanan's at three o'clock."
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JJ O'Donoghue
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To make tripe and drisheen great again, a Tipperary chef makes it Japanese
For the Cork on a Fork Festival, one of the hardest-working restaurant crews in the city is on a mission to get Cork eating tripe and drisheen (and…
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JJ O'Donoghue
Emerging talent at Cork Craft Month
For the month of August the MTU Gallery at 46 Grand Parade is home to Emerge which showcases some of Cork's newest crafters.
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Kilian McCann
Art that's meant to fade
An exhibition that challenges our view of art as permanent poses deep questions about the environmental impacts of the materials artists use.
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Ellie O'Byrne
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Theatre review: Up to your neck in Happy Days
Cork-born actor and Bafta winner Siobhán McSweeney delivers a tour de force performance in a play that challenges both the actors and the audience.
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JJ O'Donoghue
"Ulysses is not a hard read if you concentrate on the food."
Ahead of Bloomdsay, Tripe + Drisheen interviewed Dr. Flicka Small about how she got started on Joyce, the writer's connection to Cork, and a misplaced…
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JJ O'Donoghue
Film review: "406 Days" - A Look Back in Anger
Former Debenham workers in Cork are to the front and centre of a new documentary that counts up the days of the longest industrial dispute in Irish…
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JJ O'Donoghue
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In pictures: STAMP launch at The Counting House
The Cork public finally got a glimpse inside The Counting House in the former Beamish & Crawford brewery this weekend for STAMP festival, which finishes…
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JJ O'Donoghue
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