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Co. Cork Festivals & Events Add your event to the Irish Days Calendar for FREE


 Events 1 to 3 of 3 during July 2009
DatesEvent, Location & Description
28 Mar
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28 Sep
Replicant by Kenji Endo
National Sculpture Factory, Cork, Cork
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The National Sculpture Factory in association with Cork Artists Collective have commissioned Japanese artist Kenji Endo to install his site-specific sculpture Replicant along the side of the red-brick NSF building where Albert Road meets the South Link. Replicant is made from aluminium duct piping and LED lights and will sprawl, virus-like along the western face and front of the factory building, emitting a low lit, blue glow.
12 Apr
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29 Sep
Seamus Murphy Centenary Season
Various, Cork, Cork
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To mark the centenary of the birth of renowned sculptor Seamus Murphy, a series of celebratory events will take place in Cork from April to September this year. The Seamus Murphy Centenary Season will include various exhibitions of his work as well as photographs and tools in venues such as the Crawford Art Gallery, Cork City Libraries and the Cork Public Museum.
1 - 3 JunBandon Musical Festival Humours of Bandon
Bandon Town, Bandon, Cork
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This year, 2007 Duke Special and Director play on Saturday night and Mary Black tops the bill on Sunday - should be excellent craic!

If there is any excuse for a good time then the Irish people will use it. All over Ireland, in every county, town and village you will encounter a festival or event. The excuse may involve food, art, music, sport, history, matchmaking, agriculture, dancing or just about anything else, and will always end in one astronomical party. So before you arrive in Co. Cork remember to visit The National Events Calendar at www.irishdays.com.

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