Kieran McCarthy,
Cork Independent,
NorthPoint Business Park,
Blackpool,
Cork.
+353 (0)87 655 3389
email: mccarthy_kieran@yahoo.com
or visit www.kieranmccarthy.ie
Pages
- About the Author
- Contact Details
- Cork Through My Eyes
- 1.A Year in the Life
- 1a. St. Finbarre
- 1b. The Vikings - Raiders from the Sea
- 1c. Viking Settlement
- 2a. Anglo-Norman Arrival
- 2b. The Medieval Town
- 2c. Life in the Medieval Town
- 2d. Developing a Port Town
- 3a. Matters of Conquest, c.1500-1600
- 3b. Seventeenth Century Cork
- 3c.Siege of Cork, 1690
- 4a. Challenges & Reclamation, Cork c.1690-c.1750
- 4b. Cork, Mid 1700s
- 4c. Making a Streetscape, Late 1700s
- 5a. A Changing Townscape, early 1800s
- Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project
- 1.Application Forms, 2010
- 2. County Edition Results 2010
- 3. City Edition Results 2010
- 4.Project Guidelines 2010
- Archive City Edition Results 2009
- Archive County Edition Results 2009
- Archive, Heritage Project
- Archive, Schools’ Heritage Project 2009
- Project Pictures
- Telling Locality
- Web Resources for Students
- Heritage Events - Archive 2009
- Heritage Resources
- 1. Origins of Cork City- Barrack Street Trail
- 2. Making a City: St. Patrick’s Street Heritage Trail
- 3. Northside Narratives: Shandon Street Heritage Trail
- 4. On Track, Cork & its Railway Heritage
- Ballincollig Royal Gunpowder Mills
- Bere Island Heritage & Memory
- Biodiversity in Cork
- Census of Ireland 1901/ 1911
- Cork City - Spaces, Memories and Places
- Cork City in Maps
- Cork Film Archive
- Cork Historical Societies
- Cork Placenames Survey
- Cork Records Website
- County Cork-Spaces and Places
- Elizabeth Fort
- Elysian Views of Cork
- Heritage Links
- Heritage Trail, August 2009
- Heritage Trail, August 2010
- Innishfallen Stories
- Irish War Memorials
- Medieval Map
- Northside Folklore Project
- Ode to St Finbarre’s Cemetery
- Ode to St. Finbarre’s Cathedral
- Ordnance Survey Ireland
- Port of Cork Walk
- Postcards of Cork, c.1900
- Index, Our City, Our Town, Cork Independent
- Lecture notes 1- Early Irish History
- Lecture notes 2, Munster Heritage Sites
- River Lee Project
- Twinning Initiatives
- Visiting Cork - Accomodation, Food & Tourism
