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For 'READY FOR TARK'
St. Francis Hall, Sheare's Street, Cork pictured in 1985 (No ref.) Old black and white community halls

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EEXX FORD CENTENARY supplement.
John Dolan request.
Vincent O'Mahony with his 1963 FORD Consul 1500cc Cortina SUPER.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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Free pic – No repro fee
Pictured at an audience with Roy Keane and Seamus McDonagh, which took place at the Clayton Silver Springs Hotel on Friday, March 10, 2017 in aid of Cobh Ramblers FC.
MC John McHale interviewing Roy Keane and Seamus McDonagh.
Pic: Brian Lougheed

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EE news cork 08/03/2017.
Celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th of March 2017 at The Hut Community Centre, Gurranabraher, Cork from 10:30am 'till 1:30pm. 'The meaning of International Women’s Day' with Karen Duke.
Pictured are Noreen O'Connell and Eileen Harrington from Gurranabraher.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EE news cork 08/03/2017.
Celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th of March 2017 at The Hut Community Centre, Gurranabraher, Cork from 10:30am 'till 1:30pm. 'The meaning of International Women’s Day' with Karen Duke.
Pictured are Colette O'Connor, Aaron Leahy, and Geraldine Mulcahy.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EE news cork 08/03/2017.
Celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th of March 2017 at The Hut Community Centre, Gurranabraher, Cork from 10:30am 'till 1:30pm. 'The meaning of International Women’s Day' with Karen Duke.
Pictured are women attending the event
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EE news cork 08/03/2017.
Celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th of March 2017 at The Hut Community Centre, Gurranabraher, Cork from 10:30am 'till 1:30pm. 'The meaning of International Women’s Day' with Karen Duke.
Pictured are guest speakers; students Iga Golinska, Veena Jai Singh, Karen Duke, faciltator, and Judith Ogiogwa.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EE news cork 08/03/2017.
Celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th of March 2017 at The Hut Community Centre, Gurranabraher, Cork from 10:30am 'till 1:30pm. 'The meaning of International Women’s Day' with Karen Duke.
Pictured are Kathleen O'Callaghan, Chris Falvey and Martina O'Leary of 'Sing Your Heart Out' choir.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EE news cork 08/03/2017.
Celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th of March 2017 at The Hut Community Centre, Gurranabraher, Cork from 10:30am 'till 1:30pm. 'The meaning of International Women’s Day' with Karen Duke.
Pictured are Nuala Panek, Bernie Hogan, May Buckley and Betty Kearney of 'Sing Your Heart Out' choir.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EE news cork 08/03/2017.
Celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th of March 2017 at The Hut Community Centre, Gurranabraher, Cork from 10:30am 'till 1:30pm. 'The meaning of International Women’s Day' with Karen Duke.
Pictured are Patricia Cotter, Cork City Partnership; Theresa McCarthy, HSE; Mary Sheehy of Cork City Partnership, and Amy Russell, NiCHE community worker who gave a talk and demonstration on 'Chair Yoga'
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EE news cork 08/03/2017.
Celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday 8th of March 2017 at The Hut Community Centre, Gurranabraher, Cork from 10:30am 'till 1:30pm. 'The meaning of International Women’s Day' with Karen Duke.
Pictured are Patricia Cotter and Mary Sheehy of Cork City Partnership with (middle) speaker Iga Golinska who spoke about women and the health system in Poland.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EEXX news 10/03/2017.
Washing the child... Safehaven Marine staff washing record attempting speedboat 'Thunderchild', ahead of self-righting tests in the River Lee at Kennedy Quay, Cork on Friday 10th March 2017.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EEXX news 10/03/2017.
Washing the child... Safehaven Marine staff washing record attempting speedboat 'Thunderchild', ahead of self-righting tests in the River Lee at Kennedy Quay, Cork on Friday 10th March 2017.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EEXX news 10/03/2017.
Washing the child... Safehaven Marine staff washing record attempting speedboat 'Thunderchild', ahead of self-righting tests in the River Lee at Kennedy Quay, Cork on Friday 10th March 2017.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EEXX news 08/03/2017. Video with this.
The annual series of concerts for primary and post primary schools; ‘The Colours of Music’ presented by Evelyn Grant and the Cork Pops Orchestra on Wednesday 8th March at 10am and 12 noon in City Hall, Cork.
This year students are invited to explore and experience The Colours of Music with the Cork Pops Orchestra. Happy music, sad music, peaceful music, or dramatic music – all these different kinds of sounds evoke an emotional response, which often correlates to colour. People tend to pair fast music in major keys with lighter, more vivid yellow colours, whereas slow music in a minor key is more likely to be associated with darker, bluer colours. Then, there are the fascinating accounts of composers and artists who have synaesthesia – a neurological condition through which the listener ‘hears’ music as ‘seeing’ colours.
Pupils from St Michael's NS, Blackrock at the concert at City Hall.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EEXX news 08/03/2017. Video with this.
The annual series of concerts for primary and post primary schools; ‘The Colours of Music’ presented by Evelyn Grant and the Cork Pops Orchestra on Wednesday 8th March at 10am and 12 noon in City Hall, Cork.
This year students are invited to explore and experience The Colours of Music with the Cork Pops Orchestra. Happy music, sad music, peaceful music, or dramatic music – all these different kinds of sounds evoke an emotional response, which often correlates to colour. People tend to pair fast music in major keys with lighter, more vivid yellow colours, whereas slow music in a minor key is more likely to be associated with darker, bluer colours. Then, there are the fascinating accounts of composers and artists who have synaesthesia – a neurological condition through which the listener ‘hears’ music as ‘seeing’ colours.
Pupils from St Michael's NS, Blackrock enjoying the concert at City Hall.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EEXX news 08/03/2017. Video with this.
The annual series of concerts for primary and post primary schools; ‘The Colours of Music’ presented by Evelyn Grant and the Cork Pops Orchestra on Wednesday 8th March at 10am and 12 noon in City Hall, Cork.
This year students are invited to explore and experience The Colours of Music with the Cork Pops Orchestra. Happy music, sad music, peaceful music, or dramatic music – all these different kinds of sounds evoke an emotional response, which often correlates to colour. People tend to pair fast music in major keys with lighter, more vivid yellow colours, whereas slow music in a minor key is more likely to be associated with darker, bluer colours. Then, there are the fascinating accounts of composers and artists who have synaesthesia – a neurological condition through which the listener ‘hears’ music as ‘seeing’ colours.
Gorilla on cello at the concert at City Hall.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EEXX news 08/03/2017.
The annual series of concerts for primary and post primary schools; ‘The Colours of Music’ presented by Evelyn Grant and the Cork Pops Orchestra on Wednesday 8th March at 10am and 12 noon in City Hall, Cork.
This year students are invited to explore and experience The Colours of Music with the Cork Pops Orchestra. Happy music, sad music, peaceful music, or dramatic music – all these different kinds of sounds evoke an emotional response, which often correlates to colour. People tend to pair fast music in major keys with lighter, more vivid yellow colours, whereas slow music in a minor key is more likely to be associated with darker, bluer colours. Then, there are the fascinating accounts of composers and artists who have synaesthesia – a neurological condition through which the listener ‘hears’ music as ‘seeing’ colours.
Evelyn Grant speaking to the audience at City Hall.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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EEXX news 08/03/2017. VIDEO WITH THIS
The annual series of concerts for primary and post primary schools; ‘The Colours of Music’ presented by Evelyn Grant and the Cork Pops Orchestra on Wednesday 8th March at 10am and 12 noon in City Hall, Cork.
This year students are invited to explore and experience The Colours of Music with the Cork Pops Orchestra. Happy music, sad music, peaceful music, or dramatic music – all these different kinds of sounds evoke an emotional response, which often correlates to colour. People tend to pair fast music in major keys with lighter, more vivid yellow colours, whereas slow music in a minor key is more likely to be associated with darker, bluer colours. Then, there are the fascinating accounts of composers and artists who have synaesthesia – a neurological condition through which the listener ‘hears’ music as ‘seeing’ colours.
Pupils from St Brendan's GNS, The Glen, Cork amongst the audience enjoying the concert at City Hall.
Pic; Larry Cummins

LC-pops-01
EEXX news 08/03/2017.
The annual series of concerts for primary and post primary schools; ‘The Colours of Music’ presented by Evelyn Grant and the Cork Pops Orchestra on Wednesday 8th March at 10am and 12 noon in City Hall, Cork.
This year students are invited to explore and experience The Colours of Music with the Cork Pops Orchestra. Happy music, sad music, peaceful music, or dramatic music – all these different kinds of sounds evoke an emotional response, which often correlates to colour. People tend to pair fast music in major keys with lighter, more vivid yellow colours, whereas slow music in a minor key is more likely to be associated with darker, bluer colours. Then, there are the fascinating accounts of composers and artists who have synaesthesia – a neurological condition through which the listener ‘hears’ music as ‘seeing’ colours.
Pupils from St Brendan's GNS, The Glen, Cork; (front trio) Kathy Cullinane, Kiera Busteed and Ciara Curtain, with (rear) Kayleigh Mehighan, Jessica O'Donoghue, and Amy Cullinane at City Hall.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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