The Nano Nagle Place Podcast

As part of the Voices of Change podcast series we chat with Sr.Lelia Kaar.

Sr.Lelia has a fascinating story that starts with the repair of a Russian ship that had been torpedoed, entering the Presentation Order in Bandon and teaching, visiting schools at the foothills of the Andes Mountains in Peru, and starting a family resource centre in Farranree, Cork City.

Sr.Lelia takes everything in her stride.

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As part of the Voices of Change exhibition that is running at Nano Nagle Place we have recorded a mini series with some special guests.

On this episode we chatted with John Smith who has been CEO since 2023.

He speaks about the changes that have occurred at Nano Nagle Place including the many programmes and activities that he oversees with his team.

He also speaks about the criteria and values that guide the various activities, including the support of the three resident Presentation Sisters, the wider Presentation Sisters network and the Board of Directors.

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As part of the Voices of Change exhibition that is running at Nano Nagle Place we have recorded a mini series with some special guests.

On this episode we chatted with Naomi Masheti who is the programme coordinator of the Cork Migrant Centre.

She speaks about her approach to her work, the different programmes and activities and the changes these are making to people's lives.

She also speaks about how her work is inspired by Nano Nagle and the Presentation Sisters , who were founded 250 years ago.

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This podcast has been produced by Fuzion Communications.

As part of the Voices of Change exhibition that is running at Nano Nagle Place we have recorded a mini series with some special guests.

On this episode we chatted with Sr.Mary Ivers who is one of three resident President Sisters at Nano Nagle Place.

She speaks about joining the order at the tender age of 18, teaching in Ireland for a number of years and then moving to Ecuador for 42 years.

"The people there taught me more than I could ever teach them" she says.

She also speaks about her role at Nano Nagle Place and how the work of Nano Nagle continues today.

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This podcast has been produced by Fuzion Communications.

We are delighted to launch our latest temporary exhibition: Lace Revival in Ireland, Weaving Heritage into the Present, this year's exhibition features a stunning collection of needlework, showcasing exquisite lace pieces from Limerick, South Presentation, Youghal, and Cashel.

These intricate works of art highlight the rich heritage and craftsmanship of Irish lace-making, offering a glimpse into the delicate beauty and cultural significance of this timeless tradition. In today's episode, we're joined by Sr. Mary O'Brien to discuss the stories behind the lace. You can view the exhibition in person at Nano Nagle Place or online.

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We're delighted to launch Nano Nagle Place's latest temporary exhibition, Branching Out – Presentation Convents 1775 – 1828.

This year's exhibition explores the spread of the Presentation Sisters across Ireland in the period before Catholic Emancipation.

This interview explores the early foundations of the Presentation Convents in Kerry with Sr Bride Given, who was interviewed by Dr Danielle O'Donovan.

You can view our latest exhibition in Nano Nagle Place or online at www.branchingout.ie thnaks to the support of the Heritage Council of Ireland.

We're delighted to launch Nano Nagle Place's latest temporary exhibition, Branching Out – Presentation Convents 1775 – 1828.

This year's exhibition explores the spread of the Presentation Sisters across Ireland in the period before Catholic Emancipation.

This interview explores the Presentation Convent in Clonmel with the Clonmel Convent Community who were interviewed by Dr Danielle O'Donovan.

You can view our latest exhibition in Nano Nagle Place or online at www.branchingout.ie thnaks to the support of the Heritage Council of Ireland.

We're delighted to launch Nano Nagle Place's latest temporary exhibition, Branching Out – Presentation Convents 1775 – 1828.

This year's exhibition explores the spread of the Presentation Sisters across Ireland in the period before Catholic Emancipation.

This interview explores the Presentation Convent in Wexford with Sr Imelda Wickham, interviewed by Dr Danielle O'Donovan.

You can view our latest exhibition in Nano Nagle Place or online at www.branchingout.ie thnaks to the support of the Heritage Council of Ireland.

We're delighted to launch Nano Nagle Place's latest temporary exhibition, Branching Out – Presentation Convents 1775 – 1828.

This year's exhibition explores the spread of the Presentation Sisters across Ireland in the period before Catholic Emancipation.

This interview explores the Presentation Convent in Rahan with Sr Mary McDermott, interviewed by Dr Danielle O'Donovan.

You can view our latest exhibition in Nano Nagle Place or online at www.branchingout.ie thnaks to the support of the Heritage Council of Ireland.

We're delighted to launch Nano Nagle Place's latest temporary exhibition, Branching Out – Presentation Convents 1775 – 1828.

This year's exhibition explores the spread of the Presentation Sisters across Ireland in the period before Catholic Emancipation.

This interview explores the Presentation Convent in George's Hill with Sr Marie Therese King, interviewd by Dr Danielle O'Donovan.

You can view our latest exhibition in Nano Nagle Place or online at www.branchingout.ie thnaks to the support of the Heritage Council of Ireland.