@corkuniversitypress

corkuniversitypress has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in May 2023. The social media accounts linked to from corkuniversitypress are: Instagram, LinkedIn, Bluesky. Besides social media accounts, corkuniversitypress has populated their site with ‘Dánfhocail: Irish epigrams in verse’ launched in Cork and Belfast - Cork University Press, Inventing Irish Folklore - Cork University Press, Lords of the Sea - Cork University Press, Beware of Imitations - Cork University Press, Dánfhocail - Cork University Press, Inventing Irish Folklore - Cork University Press, Inventing Irish Folklore - Cork University Press, Dánfhocail with Dr Ken Ó Donnchú | Newstalk, The evolution of the Irish pub, Fintan Valley Award - C.B. Oldman award – IAML (UK & Irl), Launch: The Value of the Irish Pub: Invention and Reinvention, Own a piece of Cork University Press’ one hundred year legacy - Cork University Press, AGALLAMH: Eagrán nua dátheangach de Dánfhocail Uí Rathile foilsithe, RTÉ Brainstorm: A guide to Medieval Gaelic's witty advice and sayings, Íde B O'Carroll's trilogy, The 30 best Cork books of 2025: Fiction, history, memoirs, and more...., The Irish Pub - Cork University Press, Atlas of Irish Sport - Cork University Press, Irish Dressers and Delph - Cork University Press, 100 years of Cork University Press: 15 books through the decades, Who will be Ireland’s ‘first gentleman’? The men behind the women running for the Áras – The Irish Times, Irish First Ladies and First Gentlemen, 1919–2011 - Cork University Press, Cork University Press Website, Culture That Made Me: Fergal Keane of the BBC on Cork, Keats, and Vietnam, Cork University Press Symposium, Beating Time: The story of the Irish bodhrán, The birds of County Donegal — some doing well and others almost gone... with climate change likely to see them out, Obituary: Elizabeth Wincott Heckett, archaeologist and author who was a leading expert on Ireland’s textiles, Ireland and Britain in the Age of Bede - Cork University Press, An Saol ó Dheas Dé Céadaoin 16 Aibreán 2025, The Rolling Wave (RTÉ - Sunday 6 April 2025), Book's a keeper: Cork's 20th century architecture and design celebrated in engrossing new work, Textiles of Ireland, REVIEW: Textiles of Ireland – Archaeology, Craft, Art: telling the nation’s story in clothes, material and craftmanship, Imagining How Music Could Be: The Enduring Influence of Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin, Dublin Festival of History 2024 - New Perspectives on the Irish Civil War.