In this episode I chat to Ryan Kenneally, a former student of Gaelcholáiste Carraig Uí Leighin who completed his Leaving Cert in 2025. Leaving Cert History students are required to complete a Research Study Report (RSR). Ryan decided to do his project on the Cork Harbour Soviet in 1921, inspired by his family connection to the event.

Whether it’s uncovering folklore rooted in the landscape or highlighting community museums and heritage society projects, Cork Chronicles captures the voices and places that make County Cork’s heritage special.

This is local history told by local people — follow @corkchroniclespodcast on Instagram for all the details on upcoming episodes.

This podcast is brought to you by the Creative Ireland Heritage Specialist in Residence with Cork County Council, Shannon Forde.

Contact: heritagespecialistcork@gmail.com

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Inniscarra Historical Society was formed in 2017 to gather and record historical information related to the Parish of Inniscarra, to create and manage media in which the data can be published, all in a manner which will inform and entertain the people of Inniscarra, wherever they may be. This episode features contributions from Chairperson Patrick O'Callaghan, Vice Chairperson Frank Donaldson, Treasurer Joseph Ambrose and Grants & Heritage Officer Kathleen Flynn.

For more information visit https://www.inniscarrahistory.com/.

Whether it’s uncovering folklore rooted in the landscape or highlighting community museums and heritage society projects, Cork Chronicles captures the voices and places that make County Cork’s heritage special.

This is local history told by local people — follow @corkchroniclespodcast on Instagram for all the details on upcoming episodes.

This podcast is brought to you by the Creative Ireland Heritage Specialist in Residence with Cork County Council, Shannon Forde.

Contact: heritagespecialistcork@gmail.com

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Cobh, known as Queenstown at the time, was the last port of call for the tragic RMS Titanic. In this episode, I chat to The Titanic Trail founder Dr. Michael Martin. The Titanic Trail is a walking tour of Cobh and is the longest running Titanic attraction in the world.

For more information, visit https://titanic.ie/

Whether it’s uncovering folklore rooted in the landscape or highlighting community museums and heritage society projects, Cork Chronicles captures the voices and places that make County Cork’s heritage special.

This is local history told by local people — follow @corkchroniclespodcast on Instagram for all the details on upcoming episodes.

This podcast is brought to you by the Creative Ireland Heritage Specialist in Residence with Cork County Council, Shannon Forde.

Contact: heritagespecialistcork@gmail.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.