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thursday Douglas Library Blackpool Library 9am – 5pm Douglas Village Shopping Centre For details see Tues. Continues Mon – Fri until All day April 5 All day all week Exhibition St. John’s Central College Sawmill St Exhibition Community Art from the Glen. See separate Abstract landscape paintings by Patrick Mansell. entry. T 492 4932 10am – 1pm thursday 6.30pm – 8pm In Stitches a display of work by the In Stitches craft group. march 21 Central Library, Grand Parade Library Chess Club All welcome to drop in, look at the work and learn from the group. come along with your friends and have a march 21 All day game or two with the club members. All ages 2.30pm – 4.30pm Cork Textile Network exhibition welcome. T 492 4932 Happy Talk The Craft of the Honan Chapel – details see Three half hour workshops with games for Tuesday. children aged 0-6. Bishopstown Library 11am – noon Wilton See separate entry. Genealogy – getting started with your T 492 4933 family history All day with a member of the Cork Genealogical Exhibition ‘A Sense of Place’ Hollyhill Library Society. JG O’Donoghue explores the Irish landscape through the perspectives of language and All day 7pm archaeology. All week. Learn CV Writing Skills Lecture: Recovering a forgotten history 2.30pm Book a free session with the library’s collection of the Honan Chapel. of self-guided learning DVD ROMs. Basic In this illustrated Active Retirement computer skills required. REVIEW CENTRAL 13 lecture James Looking to learn how to live life at a different T 492 4928 GR Cronin, of pace? The Active Retirement Club is here for Exhibition of graduate student work. the Centre for you. All welcome. Tory Top Rd Library Adult Continuing Ballyphehane ........................................................................... Education at 2.15pm – 3.15pm 9am – 8pm UCC, discusses Genealogy – getting 11am – 2pm how the identities Mon – Sat until March 27. started with your The Art of Quilting of the artists who family history The James Barry Exhibition Centre, CIT, designed the Drop in to watch and learn the art of quilting Bishopstown mosaic floor and with a member of the with the Tory Top Quilting Group. the Stations of Cork Genealogical SOUNDINGS IN FATHOMS the Cross in the Society. T 492 4934 Honan Chapel Winner of the CIT Registrar’s Prize, artist Norma Frank O’Connor Library Walsh, exhibits her work which is inspired by the were recovered. Mayfield The Honan supremacy of the natural elements over human fragility. Chapel, in the 2pm – 4.30pm grounds of the 6pm university, was Open afternoon ........................................................................... Creative Writing built at the zenith of the Irish Arts and Crafts. Tour the library facilities and learn about the 9am – 8pm His talk will suggest reasons for excluding the Want to get started on that novel? Or working services provided. Find out about the City of artists from its official histories written in 1916 on a short story and need a bit of a push? Come Cork VEC Mayfield Write On Adult Literacy Continues until end of March. and again in 1966, and how recovering their along this evening and it will get you going! & Basic Education Services, available in the identities was aided by social media in 2006. local community for adults who need help with First Floor Gallery, Student Centre, CIT T 492 4900 6pm reading, writing, Maths or call Mary Chambers Caint is Cómhrá 086 823 7078. ART BY ADULTS Looking to brush up your Irish? You are welcome T 492 4935 to come along to use your cúpla focal and learn Exhibition of work created by adults with learning some more. Fáilte roimh gach éinne. difficulties. Details see Tuesday. T 492 4937 36 37 thursday 9am – 5pm 10am – 11.30am max pm – 8pm 7pm 7 Continues until Friday. Mahon Family Resource Centre Cork College Introduction to the study of Law of Commerce Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa, Tramore Road TRY YOGA Morrison’s Island Paul Cotter, one of the college’s teachers, gives an information seminar, designed to equip OPEN STUDIOS the lifelong learner with an understanding of what is involved in the study of Law. This Open Studios in Art Department – celebrating 4pm - 8pm informal session includes a review of all the Further Education in art and design. Information evening on all college options from entry to more advanced levels. Paul will be happy to answer any questions. thursday For details see Tuesday. courses march 21 Calling all parents or prospective students – this Info: 422 2100 email: [email protected] ........................................................................... is your chance to find out about the courses www.corkcollegeofcommerce.ie 9am – 6pm running in the college, what they are about and march 21 what they can lead to. Did you know that you Exhibition continues until Friday can go on to university from one of our courses? Main Foyer, Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa, Tramore Staff available from all the college departments 10am – 1pm Road to informally answer questions, address worries Cork Institute of Technology CROSSROADS – ACCESS TO Join the regular class here & learn a little Yoga. and point you or your child in the right direction A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A CIT DESIGN STUDIES Tea & coffee provided. Places limited, book for their future success. Early interviews can also STUDENT yours by calling Maeve or Elsa 435 8866 be availed of for next year’s academic courses. see Tuesday for details. Learn about the Leaving Certificate This event is for senior cycle students from Cork ........................................................................... course for adults City and County interested in finding out what ........................................................................... life as a CIT student is really like. Experience 10am – 12.30pm max Are you over 20 and always wanted to do your 10am – noon max a lecture, tour the campus and quiz students Cork City Partnership Office 12 Leaving Certificate? Are you tempted to take on 8 the big challenge? Call in and ask any question about CIT. Pupils also have the opportunity to Main Foyer, Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa, 26, Bridevalley Park, Fairhill that comes to mind and you’ll be helped to speak with the Access Team about any concerns Tramore Road JOB SEEKING SKILLS WORKSHOP decide what’s best for you. Take your courage they have about admission and other aspects in your hands, call in, have a cup of tea and find of CIT. Organised by CIT Access Service. DESIGN WORKSHOP – Free refreshments. No maximum number, but Workshop on job-seeking skills, including CV out about the course. SKETCHBOOK DRAWING booking essential, when details of where to layout, interview skills, how to look for specific 6pm meet will be given by Louise Bermingham or Access to Design Studies jobs. Tea/coffee provided. Limited places, Elaine Dennehy is a FETAC level 5 course please book. Info Mary Sheehy 490 9710 or 087 How to organise events with ease celebrating its tenth year 196 2015 email: [email protected] Get some tips on what it takes to run a 433 5138 or email: [email protected] www. here which provides successful event. David Tyrrell highlights cit.ie training to adults in the ........................................................................... the key issues that need to be dealt with foundations of design. This 10am – 1pm when organising any type of event, whether morning adult learners it’s a birthday party, wedding or a corporate 10am – 1pm share their new skills in a School of the Divine Child max event. They include choosing the appropriate 16 workshop on sketchbook Lavanagh Centre, Ballintemple speakers, attracting people to attend, the The Lodge, Bessborough, drawing. Places very limited, booking essential MAKING MUSIC ACCESSIBLE optimum time to hold the event, and so on. off Skehard Rd, Blackrock by email only: Jenny Monks [email protected] or 6pm - 7pm GET INVOLVED IN YOUR LOCAL [email protected] SoundOUT, in collaboration with School of the Top tips for budgeting COMMUNITY General enquiries: 496 1020 www.csn.ie Divine Child, invites teachers, parents and Special Needs Maria Hurley, an experienced business teacher Communities need the active involvement of Education co-ordinators in the college, offers practical advice and tips ........................................................................... people for local life to flourish – without it their here this morning. It’s an for making ends meet in these tough economic voice often goes unexpressed & unheard. In this 10am – noon opportunity for them to gain times. Business is at the core of many of the EU designated Year of Active Citizenship, what hands-on experience on how courses at the college. Why not avail of this JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community are the challenges & benefits to getting involved to effectively use a range of chance to let the teachers help you with some College, Knocknaheeny in your community? Come to an interactive accessible interactive music information that may benefit you? Feel free to workshop led by Jim Sheehan of the Social & WATCH STUDENTS DANCE technology within formal, ask questions in this informal session. Health Education Project – it promises to be non-formal and informal music education enjoyable. Booking necessary. Call Geraldine Enjoy a performance by students of Terence settings. Parking only available in area around Flanagan 466 6180 email socialandhealth@ MacSwiney Community College joined by Ballintemple. Email: [email protected] eircom.net students from Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa, Tramore www.lavanagh.ie Booking essential. Call Anne Road. Booking essential, places limited, call Brennan 429 1804 The Lodge is a wooden house in the grounds of Anne Masterson 439 7740 Bessborough – go through the main gate & the 38 Lodge is 10 yards on the left. 39 thursday 10am – 2pm 10am – 3pm to highlight positive examples SHOP & Mahon Family Resource Centre Millennium Hall, City Hall of horse ownership across the country. It also support LEARN PRINTMAKING EXHIBITION NATIONAL SEMINAR initiatives which can influence ON TRAVELLER HORSE the living environments of Until Friday.
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