The Nano Nagle Place Podcast

English Conversation Class Podcast | Episode 3

Thinking about making Cork your home? In this episode, we explore what it means to integrate into life in Cork, from navigating the infamous Cork accent to the vital role language plays in building connections and confidence.

Listen now and join our English Conversation Class' conversation! ☘️

Leonid and Dobrivoje are back!

In this 5-minute podcasr, Leonid turns the tables and asks questions to Dobrivoje, chatting about retirement, family life and his newfound skill in the kitchen!

Whether you're in the car this weekend, relaxing on a beach, or enjoying some well-earned downtime at home, take a few minutes to give it a listen.

Happy listening!

Dobrivoje Ristic interviews Leonid Dobrianskyi, exploring his life, achievements, and journey so far. From book publishing to choirs, it's a fascinating and inspiring conversation.

Well done to both Dobrivoje and Leonid on a wonderful listen!

This podcast series showcases the impact of the CMC English Conversation Classes, providing participants with an opportunity to practise their English, learn more about their peers, share their stories, and celebrate how far they have come.

A huge well done to everyone involved, and to the CMC team for making it happen.

In 2021 we are marking 250 years of convent life at Nano Nagle Place. As a site of living heritage, the continuity of the function of this place over time is as important as the survival of so much of the original fabric. This exhibition Not to Make a Noise About It pays tribute to the Presentation Sisters who still live and work here.

The exhibition features portraits of the sisters by photographer Clare Keogh, along with archival images of the sisters chosen to illuminate aspects of their lifes' work. To compliment the exhibition this website has been created housing further portraits, along with interviews with the sisters where you can hear them talk about their lives and work in their own words.

In 2021 we are marking 250 years of convent life at Nano Nagle Place. As a site of living heritage, the continuity of the function of this place over time is as important as the survival of so much of the original fabric. This exhibition Not to Make a Noise About It pays tribute to the Presentation Sisters who still live and work here.

The exhibition features portraits of the sisters by photographer Clare Keogh, along with archival images of the sisters chosen to illuminate aspects of their lifes' work. To compliment the exhibition this website has been created housing further portraits, along with interviews with the sisters where you can hear them talk about their lives and work in their own words.

In 2021 we are marking 250 years of convent life at Nano Nagle Place. As a site of living heritage, the continuity of the function of this place over time is as important as the survival of so much of the original fabric. This exhibition Not to Make a Noise About It pays tribute to the Presentation Sisters who still live and work here.

The exhibition features portraits of the sisters by photographer Clare Keogh, along with archival images of the sisters chosen to illuminate aspects of their lifes' work. To compliment the exhibition this website has been created housing further portraits, along with interviews with the sisters where you can hear them talk about their lives and work in their own words.

In 2021 we are marking 250 years of convent life at Nano Nagle Place. As a site of living heritage, the continuity of the function of this place over time is as important as the survival of so much of the original fabric. This exhibition not to make a noise about it pays tribute to the Presentation Sisters who still live and work here.

The exhibition features portraits of the sisters by photographer Clare Keogh, along with archival images of the sisters chosen to illuminate aspects of their lifes' work. To compliment the exhibition this website has been created housing further portraits, along with interviews with the sisters where you can hear them talk about their lives and work in their own words.

In 2021 we are marking 250 years of convent life at Nano Nagle Place. As a site of living heritage, the continuity of the function of this place over time is as important as the survival of so much of the original fabric. This exhibition not to make a noise about it pays tribute to the Presentation Sisters who still live and work here.

The exhibition features portraits of the sisters by photographer Clare Keogh, along with archival images of the sisters chosen to illuminate aspects of their lifes' work. To compliment the exhibition this website has been created housing further portraits, along with interviews with the sisters where you can hear them talk about their lives and work in their own words.

In 2021 we are marking 250 years of convent life at Nano Nagle Place. As a site of living heritage, the continuity of the function of this place over time is as important as the survival of so much of the original fabric. This exhibition not to make a noise about it pays tribute to the Presentation Sisters who still live and work here.

The exhibition features portraits of the sisters by photographer Clare Keogh, along with archival images of the sisters chosen to illuminate aspects of their lifes' work. To compliment the exhibition this website has been created housing further portraits, along with interviews with the sisters where you can hear them talk about their lives and work in their own words.

In 2021 we are marking 250 years of convent life at Nano Nagle Place. As a site of living heritage, the continuity of the function of this place over time is as important as the survival of so much of the original fabric. This exhibition Not to Make a Noise About It pays tribute to the Presentation Sisters who still live and work here.

The exhibition features portraits of the sisters by photographer Clare Keogh, along with archival images of the sisters chosen to illuminate aspects of their lifes' work. To compliment the exhibition this website has been created housing further portraits, along with interviews with the sisters where you can hear them talk about their lives and work in their own words.