Person: Don O'Leary

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<p>Christy Moore chatting with Don O'Leary of the Cork Life Centre at the concert in the Cork Opera House. Picture: Eddie O'Hare</p>

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Mick Clifford: Pot-luck access to education must end

Education should not be reliant on any form of charity or the dispensing of any favours

<p>Christy Moore is currently playing at a number of venues across the country including a special performance in Cork next month. Picture: Ray Keogh</p>

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Christy Moore invites young fan to sing with him during Armagh gig

<p>Erin Laughton, Caoimhe Cotter, Vesta Cimermanaite, and Ryan Sharpe celebrating their Leaving Certificate results at Cork Life Centre. Picture: Denis Minihane</p>

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Cork Life Centre losing teachers to mainstream schools

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Don O'Leary: I was blown away when Christy Moore offered to perform benefit gig in Cork

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Christy Moore to play tribute concert in honour of Cork Life Centre’s Don O’Leary

munster

Cork Life Centre's Don O'Leary reaches Ukraine with truckload of aid

Don O'Leary: 'I can’t control the cancer, it’s there, but there are things I can control'

Don O’Leary, director of the Cork Life Centre for 16 years, is determined not to let his terminal cancer stop his work at the centre he loves

Fri, 21 Jan, 2022

Cork education visionary Don O'Leary to receive special civic award

Visionary educator Don O’Leary is to receive a special civic award within weeks, the lord mayor of Cork has announced.

Mon, 10 Jan, 2022

'At 16 my ambition was to die, Cork Life Centre saved me'

With the Cork Life Centre deadlocked in disagreement with the Department of Education over funding and staff retention, Donal O’Keeffe talks with former students of a northside institution offering a haven to young people failed by conventional education.

Sun, 15 Aug, 2021

Trend setting Macroom bar

THE original of a species, a Macroom bar which spawned a host of nationwide copies with its stone floors, exposed stone walls, brick and rough-hewn timbers, is about to change hands once again.

Thu, 17 Jul, 2003