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Documentary shines light on Cork family raising both Deaf and hearing children (opens the original)
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A Cork woman’s journey trying to navigate parenthood with Deaf and hearing children is told in a TG4 documentary on Sunday. Michelle Goodwin, of Ballincollig, features in An Grá Ciúin (A Quiet Love) which airs at 9.30pm. Presented entirely in Irish Sign Language. the programme follows three Deaf couples as they navigate life, love, and major decisions. Among them are Michelle and her partner, Kathy, from Belfast. The other two stories revolve around a decades-long forbidden romance between a Cat
Weekend plans? Our guide to what's happening in Cork (opens the original)
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Stories From The Sea, Everyman, €24, 7.30pm: Award-winning film-maker Ken O’Sullivan talks about his 25 years exploring the seas around Ireland and beyond, including tales about swimming with dolphins and being surrounded by killer whales. Epiphany, Cork Arts Theatre, €18, 2.30pm & 8pm: Telling the story of James Joyce’s The Dead from the woman’s point of view. A riveting performance from Lesley Conroy. An tÉalú (The Escape), Cork Opera House, €26-31, 8pm: A new comedy musical with a cast of 24,
TV: Cork musician’s take on power of songs in childhood (opens the original)
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Cork singer John Spillane reflects on the enduring power of songs within the traditional music genre aimed at children in a TG4 programme. Spillane shares his expertise in the second episode of Ceol ón gCré Saturday at 9pm. The series returned for a second run last week, with renowned singer and musician Nell Ní Chróinín once again travelling through Ireland to explore the close relationship between traditional music and everyday life. This four-part series is exploring four new themes – the wom
John Dolan: Traitors cast are so judgy about jobs... (opens the original)
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We live in an age when being judgmental is viewed as a sin. In fact, we’ve even come up with a snappy word for it - ‘judgy’. It’s a wholly negative insult aimed at anyone who jumps to a swift conclusion based on their own in-built prejudices. In modern Ireland, we pride ourselves on not being judgy - at least in public. But it is one of the reasons why The Traitors Ireland makes for such compelling TV: a group of strangers are thrown together and forced to be judgmental on a daily basis, and the
Weekend Guide: Upstart Festival, Creedon's play, and plenty of comedy in Cork (opens the original)
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I Fall Down: A Restoration Comedy, Dance Cork Firkin Crane, €20-18, 7.30pm: Inflamed by women’s erasure in the prescribed history of art and the omission of female genitalia in classical statuary, Gina Moxley enlists the audience in a bid to right wrongs. Also Sunday, 2pm & 7.30pm. An Evening With The Legendary Mr Pussy And Friends, Everyman, €28.50, 8pm: A night of outrageous comedy, dazzling drag and unforgettable entertainment. Rock Rising, Cork Opera House, €31, 8pm: A full-throttle classic
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