thursday APRIL 14 libraries Douglas Library 6pm for learning Photography workshop with Jorge Ruiz Villasante. Learn how to use a digital camera, taking pictures, Blackpool Library downloading them, sharing your images. T 492 4932 All week Green Works display - See Tuesday for details 6.30pm - 8.pm Open House – adult learners from Mahon visit, all 10am – 2pm welcome. See separate listing. Display of arts & crafts, performances by local schools – a One Book, One Community event, see Central Library separate entry. All week All day Exposed - photographic works City Libraries and ABLES/Farranree Literacy created by Cork Simon. Scheme invite you to Open House at the library. All welcome. Meet staff and find out what the library 11.30am – 3pm can do for you. Share and Read - a session with the Cork Non T 492 4933 Fiction Writers Group. Bring a short piece or extract (no more than a page) of your own writing (any Hollyhill Library, Foyle Avenue subject), register on the spot for your reading, and enjoy listening to others reading too. Or, just come 10am – noon to listen and be part of the informal discussion Libraries Online – Learn how to set up that follows the readings. A break will be taken at and manage your library account online. . lunchtime. All welcome. Book your session by calling 492 4928 e-mail: [email protected] 7pm-8.30pm Cork City Libraries and Altrusa Literacy Scheme Mayfield Library present Open House at the Library. All welcome to listen to readings & music and tour 10.30am-12.30pm the Library facilities. Free refreshments. Cork City Libraries and Mayfield Write On Literacy T 492 4900 Scheme invite you to Open House at the Library. All welcome to tour the Frank O’Connor Library’s Library facilities & join us for free refreshments. Contact Eileen 492 4935 All week Paintings by Daniel – Tory Top Library the first exhibition by Daniel O’Brien.

2.30pm-4.30pm 11am Cork City Libraries and Read Write Now Literacy Learn to Tweet – A hands Scheme /Togher CDP present on approach to Twitter with Open House at the Library. Learn about the library & Damian Mulley. PCs provided, how it can help you. All welcome. just come along. Places limited, T 492 4946 book by calling 492 4950. See separate entry.

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9am – 7pm shop James Barry Exhibition Centre, CIT & learn Exhibition of photographs by students details see Monday. Continues until Saturday. Mahon Point Shopping Centre ______10am – all day 9am – 5pm CIT Crawford College of Art & Design, CIT Sharman Crawford St There’s a course for you at CIT, whatever your talents. They include 60 degree courses from Business, Engineering, Science, Computing to Exhibition of student work Humanities. CIT also offers Adult Education courses, Work by students on Continuing Visual Education evening & part-time options. As well as courses on evening courses, including life drawing, ceramics, the Bishopstown Campus, CIT’s constituent colleges photography, stained glass, ceramics, textiles. – the Crawford College of Art & Design, Cork School Info: Ed Kuczaj 433 5246 of Music & the National Maritime College – offer Continues daily until April 21. plenty of choices, whatever your age. ______Info: Deirdre Creedon, Access Officer 433 5140 10am – noon Meet at Mahon CDP, Avenue de Rennes Stand with information on the wide range of courses available, daytime & evenings, with staff available to answer your questions. Info: Carol Mahon Walking Group Neenan 422 2100 email: [email protected] Come along and join the group which meets every week www.corkcollegeofcommerce.ie to enjoy a scenic and healthy walk around the Mahon peninsula. All welcome. Info: Lynda @ Mahon CDP National Learning Network Have your questions answered about the range 435 9070. of training programmes available in Cork. The ______National Learning Network provides rehabilitative 10am – noon & vocational training for people with additional St John’s Central College, Sawmill St support needs who are at a disadvantage in the labour market. Info: Eoin Kelly 434 1028 email:[email protected] Investigate learning at St John’s College Visit the city centre college this morning & discover FÁS – Ireland’s Training & Employment some of the courses offered here. Interior Design, Room Authority. Information on courses & training 406: Get some advice on colour, fixtures, furniture for available locally. FÁS Cornmarket Street Centre your home and see samples of student work. Interior 494 8900 www.fas.ie Design students and staff will answer your queries. Home Education Network (Cork branch) Info: BiBi Chambers. Hairdressing & Beauty Care Learn more about home education as an alternative courses, Level 2: students offer free manicures & facials. to conventional schooling. Info: Heather Pabiou 086 Also students and staff from the department will answer 806 4886 email: [email protected] your questions about courses. Info: Anita Kirby. www.henireland.org Art Exhibition on Level 2….See an exhibition of paintings by entitled EXHIBIT-A. There will be a large UCC offers a wide range of courses at array of work and styles undertaken by this specialised undergraduate & postgraduate level, with its four group. Staff and students available to advise you and colleges Arts, Celtic Studies & Social Sciences; paintings are on sale. Info: Ray Lonergan. Jewellery Business & Law; Medicine & Health; Science, Course: admire the delicate craftsmanship of jewellery Engineering & Food Science. Its Centre for Adult made by students - rings, bangles, bracelets, armlets, Continuing Education offers a flexible approach to and so on … beautiful pieces on display and for sale. learners of all ages. Info: Nóirín Deady, Admissions T Christopher Samuels. Note: the jewellery display Office 490 2780 email: [email protected] www.ucc.ie continues tomorrow morning (Friday). T 425 5500 28 thursday APRIL 14

10am – 3pm 10am – 2pm City of Cork VEC Centre for Education, Blackpool Library Teach Barra, Dean St Cathedral/Shandon/Blackpool Under Saint Fin Barre’s Spires Community Education Network details see Wednesday ______celebration Come and see a display of arts and crafts made 10am – 4pm by pupils at local schools, inspired by reading The Family Resource Centre, Mahon Drive Firework Maker’s Daughter – this year’s One Book One Community Family Reading Initiative. Also enjoy Women’s Art Group exhibition performances by school groups. All welcome. Park in See Monday for details shopping centre. Info: John Daly 086 873 2941 email: [email protected]. Presented by Blackpool Library, Cork Community Art Link, 10am – 4pm Primary & Secondary, St Vincent’s Primary, Scoil Íosagáin CIT Cork School of Music, Union Quay Boys & Girls, Street Primary, Gael Scoil Peig Sayers. Cork Music Works presents ______10am – noon & 2pm –4pm New Technologies; New Perspectives: Assistive Technology Service, Student Centre, CIT a seminar on developments in special needs music education Dyslexia and studying Do you have dyslexia? Today the Chair: Dr Evelyn Grant, Director Cork Music Works new CIT Assistive Technology Speakers: Ruud van der Wel - Holland, Service gives a practical www.mybreathmymusic.com. Brian Dillon – Creator demonstration of computer of ‘The Magic Flute’ www.click2go.ie. Grainne McHale software like Read Write Gold, Mind - Cork Music Works, Assistive technology specialist Manager and Dragon Naturally Russ Palmer – U.K. & Finland, Deafblind musician & Speaking, to show how they can music therapist, www.russpalmer.com. Orla Busteed support your studies. Current CIT – Cork Music Works, Harp Therapy specialist students will demonstrate how it helps them. Also find out about Cork Music Works is delighted to welcome Ruud other disability supports plus other Van der Wel and Karin van Dijk to Ireland to present assistive technology equipment MyBreathMyMusic and the Magic Flute. The Magic and software available in CIT. Flute is an innovative electronic instrument that Numbers limited, allows truly expressive performance, using only booking essential. breath and small head movements. Developed by an Info: Mark Burleigh 433 5125 Irish engineer in collaboration with a Dutch musician, email: [email protected] the device is used by the MyBreathMyMusic project Disability Support Officer: 433 5107 throughout Europe to enable people with special / 087 138 9772/ [email protected] needs to learn music. Repeated in the afternoon.

This seminar is of interest to all working in the area of max special needs and arts in healthcare. 17 Admission free – all welcome. Further details on www.corkmusicworks.org Evelyn Grant, T 087 225 5826 or Grainne Mc Hale 087 672 1707 email:[email protected] 29 thursday APRIL 14

10am – 1pm 10am-3pm No 16 Cushing Road, Springboard Garden, Farranree Disability Services, South Lodge, UCC

Learn about planting Exhibition by photographers herbs & vegetables with disabilities Join Paul Daly of RTE’s Corrigans Farm for some basic Continues until Friday – for details see Monday. tips on growing your own. Discover how easy it is ______to garden - from pots to ground, easy dig systems, 10am – 6pm making the most of your space indoors and out. Even Cork Arts Theatre, Camden Court, Carrolls Quay if you don’t have a garden there’s still plenty you can do, so come along and join in the fun. Refreshments provided. Booking essential. Info: Joanne McNamara Exhibition: Community Health Worker 086 787 2265. The Madwoman of Cork by Patrick Galvin Organised by Farranree/Fairhill Health Action Zone, See lithographs by Kent Jones, one for each stanza of HSE South & Springboard. the iconic poem, Daily until Saturday. ______10am – noon 10am – 5pm Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay Cork Vision Centre @ St. Peter’s, North Main St

Writing workshop Learn about music This two hour workshop is for people with any level courses & see an exhibition of experience. Idea-generating, involving meditation, Details see Tuesday. games and exercises designed to give each ______participant a load of ideas to go away with and start writing. Places limited, you must book: Kathy D’Arcy 10.30am-11.30am 086 882 2012 email: [email protected] max Glen Resource & Workshop repeated from 6pm –8pm 10 Sports Centre, The Glen ______10am Fun Quiz Ground Floor, Access Service, Student Centre, CIT Team based fun quiz, called Soaps and Celebrities, testing your knowledge of popular TV programmes & the famous. Small prizes for winners. Organised by the

You Get What You Give: Drama Dillon’s Cross Project. Parking available. Workshop for Transition Year Students Contact Eibhlin Devitt to The Access Service enlisted the expertise of Graffiti book your place. max Theatre Company to deliver this drama workshop for 086 045 3015 16 Transition Year students from Mayfield Community ______School. It asks students to look into the opportunities available to them and how, to take advantage of 10.30am them, they must make choices which suit their Curraheen Family Centre, Meeting Room, abilities and interests. The workshop is offered to Church of the Real Presence, Curraheen Rd city secondary schools which are linked to CIT. Info: Deirdre/Louise 433 5140 or 433 5139 Learn a variety of crafts ______Join a busy band of craftworkers as they demonstrate a wide variety of work, traditional and modern. Free 10am –noon tea, coffee and biscuits. Curraheen Family Centre is a Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay member of the Bishopstown Community Education Network. Info: Irene Higgins 454 1583 Learn about ceramics – workshop & Acting for absolute beginners 30 Both continue daily until Sunday – see Monday for details. thursday APRIL 14

10.30am – Noon Take a look at www.iagentofchange.com for more Tory Top Road Library information. Booking recommended & please be punctual. Contact Mahayana Isabelle Bringing community Dugast 087 326 2549 ______& civic arts together Last year during this festival a novel partnership 10.30am-1pm max was initiated in Cork between community arts and The Lodge, Bessborough 16 civic arts. Participants in seven local community arts groups in Togher and Ballyphehane worked with Enhance your well-being artists from the in a year-long Take some time to explore ways of maintaining or collaboration. In May 2011, these community artists improving your well-being. Wellness Tools for All will exhibit their work in the Crawford Art Gallery. is a gentle, interactive session facilitated by Teresa During this year’s festival the key actors in the Hughes, community tutor and volunteer advocate collaboration, members of the Ballyphehane/ with The Social and Health Education Project (SHEP). Togher community arts groups, professional artists Limited number of places, booking essential. See & Education/Outreach staff from the Crawford Art Monday for more info. T 466 6180 Gallery and community workers from Ballyphehane/ ______Togher CDP come together to discuss the process and what has been learned by all involved. 11am Info: Siobhán O’Dowd, Ballyphehane/Togher Bishopstown Library Community Development Project 431 9085 Emma Kleminic, Education/Outreach Crawford Art Gallery 490 7862 Learn to use Twitter ______Join a workshop & discover the popular instant messaging system. It’s led by Damien Mulley, who 10am – 1pm owns Cork based Mulley Communications and Boys’ NS & Girls’ NS teaches organisations how to communicate amongst School Hall, School Avenue themselves and with the world. He also organises the Irish Blog Awards and Irish Web Awards and writes for Learn about different cultures The Cork Independent. Event sponsored by Blacknight The parents of pupils attending Glasheen Girls’ Internet Solutions Ltd, Ireland’s largest Hosting and and Boys’ primary schools unite with their children Domain name registration providers and the only Irish to display aspects of their cultures, with many ICANN accredited registrar. Places limited, book by nationalities represented. Many parents prepare food calling 492 4950 for the event, which always goes down well. It’s a day of colour and celebration and is fun for all ages. Disc ______parking outside. Organised by Bishopstown Glasheen Community Education Network. Info: Damian Ryan 11am 086 399 8613 email: [email protected] Terence MacSwiney ______Community College, 10.30am - noon Teaching Rooms, max 6 Sydney Place, Wellington Rd 30 Animal Roadshow Students will be entertained by the unique Animal Roadshow. This mobile education programme Hear about the Mahayana method introduces students to various reptiles and mammals, Regular classes in a simple approach to spirituality with numerous opportunities to handle the creatures. are offered here by the Academy of Luminaries. This There is time for questions and answers during the morning come to an introduction to this three step talk. Animal Roadshow is based in Millstreet & travels process: acquiring awareness, understanding how you nationwide. Info: Anne Masterson, School Librarian are creating, correcting errors & self-imposed limits. 439 7740 31 thursday APRIL 14

11am – 6pm 11am – 3pm Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay Hollyhill Youth Centre, Knocknaheeny

Learn about creativity Celebrate learning with the Exhibitions, performances and workshops here all Knocknaheeny Community week. From 11am – 4pm, visit sculptor Blessing Sanyanga’s studio, hear about his work & about Education Network workshops in stone sculpting. Details see Monday. Network members showcase their activities, with www.camdenpalacehotel.org plenty of entertainment for all ages. ______Learn how to bring a story to life with Story Sacks & 11am – noon max find out about the services offered by local groups Women’s Fitness Plus, 8 including Adult Literacy, Mentoring, how to deal Rd with domestic violence, from the Cork Anti-Poverty (next to South Doc, Resource Network, Women Supporting Women, near Smyth’s Toys) Mná Feasa Women’s Domestic Violence Project, Cork City North Mature Women’s Group, Write Together Adult Literacy Project. Info: Margo Kelleher/Catherine Mother & Baby Pilates – free class O’Brien 439 1108/430 7969 Experience how Pilates can work for you after giving birth in this free class. It will develop strength in all Cope Foundation, Hollyhill, presents dancers & the right places & you will learn to relax too. You must singers. Info: Mary Keating 085 210 1646 or 439 2947. book, as places limited to 8 mothers & babies. Call It also offers an Art Workshop based on The Firework Jaconel Janssen 085 161 3505 Maker’s Daughter, with face painting for children. ______Info: Shirley Matthews 087 762 8053.

11am – 12.30pm Teachers, staff and parents from Sunday’s Well Boys’ We Made This, South Pres, Evergreen St National School perform a Polka set. Info: Paddy Lynch 430 8119. There’s a display of Arts and Crafts from classes held locally at Hollyhill Knocknaheeny Family Watch a mosaic being made Centre; We the People; St Mary’s on the Hill School; Come and see the mosaic being created for the Cope Foundation; Terence MacSwiney Community vegetable garden in South Presentation, with artists College. Info: Angela Kalaitzatu, Co-ordinator Lucia Parle & Elinor Rivers. Project supported by i2I, Family Centre 439 2300 087 902 0999 We Made This & VEC Community Education. Car park email: [email protected] past old school on right. Wheelchair friendly. Info Lucia Parle 087 645 4838 The students at the Cork Academy of Music entertain. Girls from Sunday’s Well National School give a musical performance & showcase their interpretation of The Firework Maker’s Daughter developed through workshops with Oceans of Notions Theatre Company. Info: Norie O’Sullivan 439 6632. Children from Scoil Padre Pio, Churchfield, also give a performance based on reading The Firework Maker’s Daughter, after workshops with Oceans of Notions Theatre Company, with costumes made by parents. Info: Maeve Murray 087 981 9276 [email protected] Info on Knocknaheeny Community Education Network – Ann Neff 439 1001

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Noon 12.30pm – 3.30pm , Fitzgerald’s Park Welcome English Language Centre, Mercy House, Convent Place, Crosses Green, Off Proby’s Quay Informal talk & tour Carmel Creaner talks about the Crafts Council of Learn about cultural diversity Ireland exhibition currently at the museum. Tread Exhibition of different cultures from around the world Softly is based on several artists’ interpretations of the from students at the centre. Short talks, refreshments. poem He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven by WB Yeats. Get a flavour of Cork’s ethnic diversity. Disc parking on . Riverview Café in Museum. Info: Margaret Tobin 431 6532 Info: Stella Cherry, Curator 427 0679 e-mail: [email protected] ______www.welcomeenglish.com ______Noon – 12.30pm Alliance Française de Cork, 1.10pm – 2pm 36 Mary Street CIT Cork School of Music, Union Quay

Elementary French conversation Free lunchtime concerts Parlez-vous français? Have you already got the basics This lunchtime you can choose between two concerts. in French? Then come and chat in French with our There’s the premiere in the Curtis Auditorium of native tutor Valérie. Info: Valérie David 431 0677 a programmatic suite for Orchestra and Guitar - email: [email protected] composed by Patrick O’ Connor, conducted by Siona ______Mahon and performed by students of the CSM/CIT BMus degree. Info: Patrick 085 163 1914. In the Foyer, Noon – 1pm there’s Chamber Music from Cork School of Music & Leisureworld, Rossa Ave, CIT degree students. Info: Edel Sullivan 480 7339 Bishopstown & ______Leisureworld, Knockfree Ave, Churchfield 1pm – 2pm Lecture Theatre, Crawford Art Gallery, Emmet Place Introduction to gym training Learn how to improve your health & fitness with free Cork Adult Education Council – sessions this week. Today find out how to use the Spring Talks gym. For more details see Monday. Today Councillor Kieran McCarthy, local historian ______& author, talks about his new book The Royal Cork Institution – Pioneer of Education, launched this week Noon – 2pm (see entry on Tuesday at 7pm). Bishopstown Senior Social Centre, Wilton Park House ______

Mobile phones for beginners 2pm –4pm Visit the award-winning centre & learn how to use Assistive Technology Service, Student Centre, CIT your mobile. See Tuesday for details ______Dyslexia and studying See under 10am this morning. Noon – 4pm

Computers for the petrified Join a class and learn the basics – see Tuesday for details.

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2pm Carrig Sound Recording Studio, 2.30pm – 4pm 3B Unit C, Donnybrook Commercial Centre, Douglas Bishopstown Senior Social Centre, Wilton Park House

Learn a little about sound recording Have fun – Details see Tuesday. older people dance ______Join the regular session with Margo Lyons, and enjoy yourself. 2pm – 4pm Details see Tuesday. Cork City Childcare, 29 Penrose Wharf ______

Open Afternoon 2.30pm & 3.30pm The Association of Childcare Professionals is the body Cork Deaf Association, 5 MacCurtain St representing workers in Early Years Care & Education and School Age Childcare. Come and meet members Sign language classes of the Association and find out more about its plans Tutors give an introductory lesson and activities. Info: Catherine Sheehan 087 268 5921 in sign language to anyone who email: [email protected] www.acp-cork.com would like to know how the deaf ______communicate. Learn how to fingerspell the alphabet and how 2pm – 5pm to sign your name and where you Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay live. There will be two sessions lasting forty-five minutes each at Learn to make a papier-mâché dog 2.30 pm and 3.30 pm. Tea/coffee Come to a workshop, children accompanied by adults and biscuits. Info: 450 5944 email: welcome. Info: Tom Campbell 087 610 2142 [email protected] email: [email protected] www.corkdeaf.ie Repeated Friday. ______2.30pm – 3.30pm 2pm -9pm CIT Observatory Nexus Courtyard, Cork Institute of Technology, Workshop – Bishopstown an introduction to Stellarium. max Details see Monday. Daily until Friday. 20 25th Cork Mechanical, Manufacturing ______& Biomedical Engineering Exhibition 3pm Ireland’s largest educational engineering event. The Visitors’ Centre, North Wing,UCC 2011 exhibition theme is Biomedical Engineering – Engineers of the Future Aiding Mankind. The Guided historical tour of UCC exhibition acts as a showcase for innovation and Details see Monday. Continues all week. multi-discipline research and design projects. It has ______grown from humble beginnings of just 11 stands in 1985 to over 180 stands in 2011 - becoming the 3.30pm –4.15pm largest educational engineering event certainly in Cork Deaf Association, 5 MacCurtain St these islands, if not in Europe. The exhibition also serves as a very important academic and educational milestone. Info: Senior Lecturer Sean F. O’Leary Learn sign language Details see 2.30pm entry. 432 6213 email: [email protected] 34 thursday APRIL 14

4pm – 6.30pm 6pm – 8pm Cork College of Commerce, Morrison’s Island, Cork Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay

Lifelong learning – Writing workshop a showcase of how it can take place See under 10am for details. Coming home from work? Coming into town to ______meet friends? Why not drop in for a few minutes to 6.30pm – 8pm the Cork College of Commerce’s festival event. Staff Douglas Library will be available to meet and advise you on your opportunities to enhance your life, well-being and career. Whether it’s people or profit the Cork College Adult learners from Mahon visit library of Commerce has something for you and you will be Welcome to an Open Evening for adult literacy very welcome. Light refreshments available. Info: Carol students and tutors in Douglas Library. Take a tour Neenan 422 3807 email:[email protected] and get acquainted with the library services, resources ______and membership. This event is jointly hosted by the City of Cork VEC Literacy Service and Douglas Library. 4.30pm – 7.30pm Info: Brid Murphy 086 857 7820. Cork Institute of French, ______18 St Patrick’s Place, Wellington Rd 6.30pm Crawford Art Gallery, Have your French & German assessed Emmet Place Drop in to the Institute to have native teachers check your level of French or German. Find out more about Learn a little history & culture the learning and cultural programmes offered here. The Crawford Art Gallery is a learning resource for Repeated tomorrow. Info: Nadia O’Brien 455 2746 everyone, and entry is free all year round. This evening [email protected] www.instituteoffrench.ie join a guided tour tracing the history of the gallery, it’s ______a great opportunity to find out about Cork’s cultural heritage. Meet in the Sculpture Gallery at the entance. 5.30pm – 6.30pm All welcome. Info: Anne Boddaert / Emma Klemencic, Room C231, CIT Bishopstown Campus Crawford Art Gallery Education Office 490 7862 or 490 7857 Research in Business – find out how email: [email protected] Dr Angela Wright of the Department of Continuing www.crawfordartgallery.ie Education, CIT, gives a presentation on research ______carried out by postgraduate students on the part-time 6.45pm – 7.45pm Master of Business programme, School of Business at St Anthony’s Sports Hall, CIT. Followed by a Q&A session. Info: 432 6536 or Ballinlough 432 6785. Booking essential. ______Karate for kids 6pm – 8pm Children aged 5+ are invited to learn some of the Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay basic skills of Karate at a class for beginners offered by the Rising Sun School of Karate, which runs regular Watch an aerial workshop classes here. Karate is good for self defence, fitness, Come and watch the ongoing weekly confidence and fun. Info: Barry O’Regan 086 722 2779 aerial workshop with Circus Square. email: [email protected] www.risingsun.ie All welcome. Info: Michaela Heyer 087 224 2623 email: [email protected] www.camdenpalacehotel.org 35 thursday APRIL 14

7pm - 9pm Mahon Youth Centre, Portacabins, Mahon Drive A Celebration of One Book One Community Open Studio – Men’s Art Group 8.30pm approx (sunset) see Tuesday Firework Displays in Farranree & in ______Knocknaheeny to celebrate this year’s book The Firework Maker’s Daughter - the One Book 7pm – 9pm One Community family reading initiative. In St John’s College, Sawmill St Farranree, the best place to watch the fireworks is from Popham’s Park opposite Scoil Aiseirí Presentation of Chríost ; in Knocknaheeny, they can be seen FETAC certificates from anywhere outside the grounds of Terence Cork Traveller Education is involved in a MacSwiney Community College – for instance, transnational EU project VALUEe (Value All from the Youth Centre or the Community Learning You Ever Experienced) with partner Building. groups from Austria, Germany, Greece and Poland 7.30pm – 9pm who are visiting during the festival. Tonight they Scoil Aiseirí Chríost join the celebrations when FETAC certificates are Girls’ Primary School, Farranree presented to Traveller students doing courses at St Before the fireworks visit the school for a display John’s College. Refreshments provided. Info: Maria of artwork, including elephants made with Hegarty 439 5864 or 086 056 3602 Community Arts Link, music, food tasting – all ______celebrating the reading of The Firework Maker’s Daughter and its culture. Info Rachel Browne 8pm 421 0677. Events organised by the Farranree West Wing 9, Old Quadrangle, UCC Community Education Network. Info: Eileen Geaney 086 829 2566. Network members: Home Public Lecture: Telling Tales – School Community Liaison, North Presentation 18th century book collecting Secondary School, Scoil Aiséirí Chríost, Scoil ĺosagáin, North Presentation Adult Education

& Bowens Court Centre, Farranree Alcohol & Drug Awareness, James Cronin (School of History & Centre for Adult Farranree Family Centre, HSE Springboard Continuing Education, UCC) explores 18th century Project, Ógra Lodge Project, Fayre Project, print culture and book collecting. It will include a RAPID, Garda Sĺochána, Community Warden. rare edition of George Anson’s Voyage Round the World, published in1748, and its associations with Home School Community Liaison teachers the library at Bowen’s Court, Co Cork and Anglo- in Knocknaheeny/Hollyhill/Churchfield/ Irish writer Elizabeth Bowen. Event organised by Sunday’s Well organised the firework display the Centre for Adult Continuing Education. Park in in Knocknaheeny. Info: Ann Neff 439 1001; Student Car Park, College Rd. Info: Rose Mary Walsh Siobhan Foy 439 2507; Maeve Murray 430 2045; Centre for Adult Continuing Education, UCC 490 Mairead Slyne 430 8119. 4701 http://ace.ucc.ie ______

8pm Gymnasium, Learn to play Short Mat Bowls Details see Monday.

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