Pathways: a new book looks at Cork's riverside wildlife from a multicultural perspective

Essays about the route between Marina Market and Blackrock Castle are part of a new collection in four languages as well as English versions
Emily McSweeney, Carrigaline cools off in the fountains at The Marina park in Cork during the recent hot weather. Picture; Eddie O'Hare

Emily McSweeney, Carrigaline cools off in the fountains at The Marina park in Cork during the recent hot weather. Picture; Eddie O'Hare

A new book of essays looks at the biodiversity of Cork's marine area from four different perspectives — and in four different languages.

Pathways, launching this Saturday with an event at Shandon's Living Commons garden, is described as "a multilingual collection of four essays that describe the experience of walking the route from Marina Market to Blackrock Castle".

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