Tripe + Drisheen

Tripe + Drisheen has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. Resources TripeanDrisheen has populated their site with include: • Is Cork's €670k Urban Sculpture Trail a load of 'ArtBollocks'? • How can we strengthen local government in Ireland? • Shine bright, The Constellation • A bike box goes up in Ballintemple, but Cork City Council says it must come down • What’s the story with 4 and 5 Fr Matthew Quay? It’s... complicated. And never ending. • Two 15th Century manuscripts written in Cork, side-by-side in The Glucksman • The Friday View 1/09 • In an old quarry in St. Luke's, a community garden grows • To make tripe and drisheen great again, a Tipperary chef makes it Japanese • Bowling for Cork • Chippy Loves Ya Cork • Who owns the derelict site with a Mercedes buried under a pile of cookers in the centre of Cork city? • Theatre review: The Hare • The Friday View 14/07 • Council watch: Cork City Council votes to sell city park land to Freemasons for €1 • Snotty Bridge, CorkyMcSteel Bridge, Tanáiste Micheál Martin, Rob Heffernan, Roy Keane, ROG Bridge, and Sir Henry’s Way fail to make shortlist for Cork’s newest bridge • BAM and Clarendon Properties have a three-point plan for Horgan’s Quay. They’ve failed spectacularly on one count. • Art that's meant to fade • Cork’s ‘mystery’ steps on Horgan’s Quay have been closed for more than a year. Why? • 🚣‍♂️The Friday View 02/06 • ☀️The Friday View 26/05 • "What's the sound of the Northside?" • Listen, engage and start again NTA told at Douglas BusConnects meeting • The Tripe + Drisheen Interview with Martin Leahy • Councillors united around motion to get Cork City Council to reopen Ballincollig Fire Station • 8 new train stations are planned for Cork but will they be on track by 2030? • The Friday View 28/04 • White Bishop to B3, Queen to D3... Pope's Quay Has Chess Tables • Cork City firefighters stage industrial action over continued closure of Ballincollig fire station • From Togher Community Garden, a cookbook for all ages • Swift action needed • Cork World Book Fest 2023: Where Words Come Alive for Writers, Poets, Translators, Illustrators, and Readers • The Friday View 14/04 • Pier pressure for Cork County Council as Union Hall residents attend council meeting • The Friday View 07/04 • Two UCC law students launch campaign to force short-term property owners to play by the rules • Alisa: one year in Ireland • Back with a bang and a giant puppet head: at the launch of Ballydehob Jazz Festival • A proposed greenway from Blackpool highlights divisions over flood relief scheme • Saved by the bell: discussion on Cork homeless preparedness cut off by Lord Mayor • 🌸The Friday View 31/03 • Discovering the magic and power of seeds • A unique house goes up on the island in The Lough • Planning application for controversial East Cork piggery withdrawn • Painting a drowned world, from Cork to Venice • The Friday View 24/03 • A Tripe + Drisheen update • That drumming sound you hear could be a woodpecker • Negative reviews force Dean Hotel to turn the lights off earlier • €3,300 collected in Derelict Site Levies in Cork County in 2022 • Port to Port: meet the Cork expats celebrating Patrick's Day with a festival in their new town • A journey started alone and completed together • Fears for "surge" of homelessness following lifting of eviction ban dominate city council meeting • Memories of Flowers • A very touching film • A sculpted dog trough on St. Patrick's Street has faded from memory, if not from sight • Fighting for A-class • New photo competition: the bridges of Cork County • Cork county gets third lowest allocation of roads funding in the country • Space to play: what's next for Glanmire? • 🌸The Friday View 24/02 • Residents take to Summerhill North in Cork city to protest BusConnects proposals • Revealed: the street with the worst air quality in Cork City • Irish Water's €100,000 price tag for rebrand • Local colour - and hidden treasures - at Sirius Arts Centre • St. Patrick's Street: where to for Cork's most storied street? • Cork architecture students launch their design anthology of solutions to dereliction • Tetrarch Capital’s had four years to develop two vacant sites at Parnell Place. What’s happened in the meantime? • A brighter future for historic St. Patrick's St landmark left to rot for 20 years • Remembering the birds and beasts • The Friday View 10/02 • Writing the book on Bessborough • Lessons from Amsterdam on making Cork a cycling city • Traveller children 12 times more likely to be homeless • Car-free in Cork: week three • "We don't matter, we're not really teachers": Cork ETB literacy tutors set for protest action • Cork County Council says it doesn't know who boarded up the Mallow house in which a body lay for 20 years • Car-free in Cork: week two • Meet Kinsale's six-year-old singing sensation • Car-free in Cork: the first week • With The Four Faced Liar, Cork has a new literary journal • The Friday View 13/01 • Doubts cast over the number of Castletownbere fishermen to decommission • Free buses proposed for Cork city • Cork county councillors: Irish Water "answering to nobody." • Remembering the wail of the Banshee • The Friday View 06/01 • Toy Story: The second life of Cork's unwanted teddy bears • The monk of Mitchelstown • Derelict sites notice served against car park owner in quay wall collapse • "I see a line, and that makes me move." • The Friday View 16/12 • Choice Based Letting system for social housing "punitive" • Bringing home the bubbles • Concerns raised over use of caustic soda to treat Cork drinking water amidst ongoing quality complaints • A poster boy for the process of grieving • The Friday View 09/12 • Opinion: Cork city is having a venue crisis • Danger of derelict buildings highlighted as city council collects just 46% of derelict levies • Capturing the magic of musicians in motion • The Friday View 2/12 • A cashless Christmas in Cork? • Council water staff to down tools for one-day protest on December 15 • Commercial rates increase as Cork County Council votes for record budget • Flying solo, in her own words • Plans to restore Leap's "rainforest" • The Friday View 18/11/22 • This little light of mine: Myles O'Reilly on his return to music from film • Dreaming big on the Basic Income for the Arts • #NEWS €275,000 price tag for long-term derelict houses on Barrack St • #LIVESLESSORDINARY: the life of a Cork activist • 84 students hold 24-hour drawing session in protest at Cork's urban decay • Cork City Council "taking steps" to improve social housing vacancy time • The Friday View 04/11 • #NEWS: Almost a year and a half to renovate Cork City Council vacant social housing • Top Brass: the unsung heroes of the Cork Jazz Festival • 🎃The Friday View 28/10 • Feeding Cork: inside the city's only food bank • #NEWS Registrations for Cork's only food bank have nearly doubled to date in 2022 • Seiko Hayase: the art of exploring emotions • Meet Scrubs: the Cork University Hospital choir • River rescue at South Gate Bridge • Songs of the sea • IndieCork Film Festival celebrates 10 years • The octopus that nearly strangled Cork • Cormac's latest juggling act • Which Cork TDs are landlords and what do they think about about mixing politics and property ownership? • Living with Chronic Pain • Review: Pádraig O'Connor tackles the madness of marathons in "This, That & The Other" • Mahon and Blackrock have never had a permanent library. Why? • In their own words: Before the Rainbow • Improvise This • Paper maker • Gentleman Joe: documenting Cork on Twitter • A leap of faith, for art's sake • Eoin Ó Riabhaigh at 3 Rivers Rising Festival • Jimmy Crowley at 3 Rivers Rising Festival • Holding fast, in cells and on high seas • A playing field for all in Cork • In between words • The struggle is real • On the record: John Dwyer of Bunker Vinyl • "I just wanted to make something beautiful" • From butter to bytes: recreating Shandon? • The hurler keeping the craft of hurley making alive • Bringing Something Lovely to West Cork • "Black and white are my primary colours." • The Friday View 22/04 • The Cashel brothers creating illustrations for publications across the world from their base in Churchfield • In my own words: from Kiev to Cork • The TikTok Teacher • Leaving grief in her wake • David Kitt at Sea Church • Tripe + Drisheen meets Old Photos of Cork • Clare Sands: Have fiddle, will travel, with a tape recorder • Swim City • Tim Goulding: singing with colour • Seeing the woods for the trees in Ballymartle • Any unpaid levies on 62-65 North Main St to be deducted from cost of council acquisition • About Tripe + Drisheen | Substack • The long life and slow death of the St. Patrick's Street 'Hut' • Find + Create • When all Cork cycled • Water, water, everywhere.... • A match made in prison • Anatomy of a derelict and vacant site • Our top ten stories of 2021 • Rebel Reads: The story of a radical book store in the Marina • Two derelict Barrack St houses acquired by city council • Testing the waters with Softday • Cork's bike share scheme: what's the story? • Tripe + Drisheen • Trashing the final frontier • A visit to Dursey cable car • Tripe + Drisheen Merch store • Cool mountain memories • Wet wipes, nappies, hair, toys and FOGs: a look inside the sewers of Cork City • "Is it time Douglas drops the 'Village' moniker?" • Here’s where you can buy Tripe+Drisheen in print • Behind the scenes in Cork’s film industry • T+D in print!!!! And merch • 🎧🎧Samhain special with post Ashley O’Neal • T+D meets Conor Harrington • At home with Karen Underwood • What’s the story, Cónal? • The Lee lido: Build it and they will swim in it • Locavore: a month of eating only Irish food