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The Burning of Cork by Michael Lenihan

A lecture by author and historian Michael Lenihan on the burning of Cork, which took place on 11 December, 1920. This lecture formed part of the programming around our ‘Small Lives: at Home in Cork in 1920’ exhibition.

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Celebrate Culture Night in Cork with Free Entry to Nano Nagle Place – A Night of Art, Fashion and Performance!

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International Garden at Nano Nagle Place Receives SEFIT Funding for Innovative Community Project

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Celebrating Inclusivity Through Art: The Sauti Mural at Turner’s Cross

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Nano Nagle Place wins the Double – Winner of the Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award 2024

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Vote for Nano – Celebrate Nano Nagle: A Trailblazer in Education and Social Justice

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Dr Naomi Masheti of Cork Migrant Centre Honoured with 2024 Civic Award by Lord Mayor of Cork

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Nano Nagle Week: A Week of Celebrations Connecting to Nano Nagle at Nano Nagle Place

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Nano Nagle Place Opens Its Doors to Cork Community for International Museum Day

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Stamp out the Fire Before it Spreads, and Nurture the Flame of Anti-Racism

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A Pledge to Make Cork an Inclusive City

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Celebrating Nano Nagle on International Women’s Day

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Nano Nagle Place Awarded by Tripadvisor in 2023 Travellers’ Choice – Best of the Best in Ireland

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James Joyce & The Presentation Sisters

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The 18th Century Harbour – Cork Harbour Festival

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Nano Nagle Place appoints new CEO John Smith

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Taoiseach marks major accolade for Nano Nagle Place in Council of Europe Museum Prize win

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Nano Nagle Place wins 2022 Council of Europe Museum Prize

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A unique evening event at Nano Nagle Place and Good Day Deli for The Examiner Eats Club

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