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I am delighted therefore that it will be presented in Cork city for the next three
    years from 2019-21, as it continues to grow and evolve and in other coastal loca-
    tions in the future. With such a fantastic line-up of free and fun events across the
    three days designed to educate, engage and entertain the whole family, SeaFest
    2019 in Cork is set to be a magnificent maritime celebration.”

    There will be fun and free activities in the dedicated Kids Zone, along with touch
    tank displays as part of the Marine Institute’s Explorers Education Programme. This
    is the first year for BIM’s interactive aquaculture remote classroom (ARC) at SeaF-
    est, with virtual reality headsets for wearers to experience mussel beds up close.
    Music Generation Cork City will also be performing on the music stage throughout
    the event.

    The Port of Cork and UCC research centre MaREI will showcase a 3D art exhibition
    by local fifth class pupils about awareness of marine litter; the Department of For-
    eign Affairs and Trade will outline UN Sustainable Development Goals; and there will
    be water safety advice from RNLI.
    SeaFest 2019 is part of Harnessing Our Ocean Wealth, increasing our engagement
    with the sea. The Our Ocean Wealth Summit will take place in Cork on Sunday, 9
    June and Monday, 10 June.

    SeaFest is proudly supported by Cork City Council, BIM, Marine Institute, Port of
    Cork, Cork Harbour Festival, Commissioners of Irish Lights, Defence Forces, De-
    partment of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Department of Foreign Affairs and
    Trade, Bord Bia, Sea Fisheries Protection Authority, Pure Cork and by media partners
    Today FM and RedFM. SeaFest is part funded by the Government of Ireland and the
    European Union under Ireland’s European Maritime & Fisheries Fund Operational
    Programme for the seafood sector.

    To view the full festival programme visit www.seafest.ie. Follow SeaFest on Face-
    book, Twitter and Instagram.
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                  92ND SUMMER CARILLON RECITAL SEASON
    The 2019 summer recital season on the Carillon of St Colman’s Cathedral Cobh
    commences on Sunday 5 May at 4.30 p.m. and continues on most Sundays until
    to the end of September.   Presented by the Cobh Carillon Committee, these hour-
    long recitals are mostly performed by Adrian Gebruers, Cathedral Carillonneur, with
    occasional guest recitals which this year includes leading carillonneurs from Ireland,
    Belgium, France, Norway and the U.S.A.

    The recitals are sponsored by the Arts Council, the Cork County Council and are part
    of the Pure Cork programme.
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                      EAST CORK CINEMA MAY SCREENING
    East Cork Cinema Club will be screening of the award winning (UK/US) drama ‘The
    Wife’  (starring Glenn Close and Jonathan Pryce) on Monday13th May at the Great
    Island Community Centre (Top Room). General Admission €8.00 (Members, Stu-
    dents, OAPs & unwaged €6.00). Complimentary food and wine included
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