HeyJaredMichael Moynihan
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Michael Moynihan : Rugby movie with a difference shows equality benefits everyone (opens the original)
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A movie with a difference is being screened in the Everyman tomorrow night. On paper, Try! is a documentary focusing on mixed ability rugby, but itâs about much more than that. To find out more I chatted to Alan Craughwell, one of the driving forces behind it. Twenty years working in the disability sector taught him a lot, and when he stepped back from Cope a few years ago to set up Assistiv, he learned even more. Assistiv provides assistive technology for people with learning difficulties, di
Michael Moynihan: Is the work at Madden’s Buildings a slippery slope for Cork’s social heritage? (opens the original)
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Greetings from the morning after the night before, or maybe a couple of mornings after. I hope all readers enjoyed Culture Night last Friday: my own highlight included the Fleischmann Choir’s rendition of some Cork classics in the School of Music, an admirable display of ecumenism given the non-Leeside origins of at least one of the choristers well known to me. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Your home for the latest news, views, sports and business reporting f
Michael Moynihan: A city's culture isn't just about the arts — how does Cork fare? (opens the original)
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Tomorrow night is Culture Night, one of the year's high holidays for everyone, not just the cultured. It means a stellar array of performances, displays, exhibitions, and more, erupting across the country from afternoon into early evening, though my focus here is on Cork. The sheer number of events means there’s something for everyone, which is just as well. Culture is one of the two or three most complicated words in the English language, after all, according to Raymond Williams, and he wasn’t
Michael Moynihan: 100 reasons for breaking the red light (opens the original)
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The schools are back, which means the traffic is back, and that means an explosion in the frequency of one particular phenomenon. The breaking of the red light, as sacred a ritual on the streets of Cork as the running of the bulls in Pamplona. Every traffic light in the city is a witness to the phenomenon: the red light flashes on, the green man appears, the pedestrian starts to cross — and zoom: someone drives through, long after they have any right to, and to hell with the consequences. You ha
Michael Moynihan: Animals do not belong on public transport. End of discussion (opens the original)
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People can show they truly know you by matching you with something already out in the world, which I offer as context for a message I received on Tuesday. It linked to a story in this newspaper: NTA proposes allowing dogs, cats and small pets on public transport. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Your home for the latest news, views, sports and business reporting from Cork. Be the first to know the latest news and updates
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