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¶ Capwell 100, a walking tour with Cllr. Dan Boyle. In 1926 tenders were requested, part funded by reparation payments made by the British government as compensation for the Burning of Cork, for the first major social housing in Cork City after the establishment of the Irish Free State. This walk explains how this came about and its importance in Cork's development of the city. Booking essential on www. corkheritageopenday.ie Guided tour of Triskel Christchurch. ¶ Genealogist David Ryan will give a talk on 'Researching The South Parish in Irish Census Records'. With the recent release of the 1926 Irish census, this talk will take a deep dive into the surviving Irish census records and how they can be used for finding your ancestors in the South Parish. Booking essential on https://explore. nanonagleplace.ie/tickets/#events Guided tour of St Luke's Church in Douglas. ¶ A Walking Tour of Cork's Ordnance Survey Benchmarks. Join Felix Meehan and Kieran Murphy and learn about the history of these hidden gems of Cork's built heritage landscape. Booking essential on www.corkheritageopenday.ie ¶ Behind the Scenes tour of the Everyman. Booking essential on www.everymancork.com
Meeting Point: High Steet/Capwell Road Junction.
3pm
Triskel Christchurch, South Main Street. (page 33) Nano Nagle Place, Douglas Street. (page 29)
3pm
3pm
St Luke's Church, Churchyard Lane, Douglas. (page 46) Meeting Point: Outside Falvey's pharmacy at the corner of Coburg Street and Bridge Street.
3pm
4pm
The Everyman, MacCurtain Street. (page 31)
6pm
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