Person: Gerald Goldberg

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<p>Cork's first Jewish lord mayor Gerald Goldberg pictured in 1977. Irish Examiner Archive </p>

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Letters to the Editor: When we set out to build peace, we are all apprentices

One reader reflects on the meaning of the late Gerald Goldberg's work in terms of the North and Palestine, while others consider issues including sport, religion, and politics

SMichael Moynihan: A portrait of a father and a history of Cork’s faded Jewish community

<p>Both sons of immigrants, then Lord Mayor of Cork Gerald Goldberg presenting Prof Aloys Fleischmann with the Freedom of Cork in April, 1978. Sunday's event will explore the experience of Jewish people in Ireland from the 19th century — such as Mr Goldberg's parents — to the present day. Irish Examiner Archive</p>

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Irish Examiner view: Event will explore Ireland's Jewish heritage

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Model School to model court in Cork city

Anti-semitism rears its ugly head with depressing regularity

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History of Jews in Irish literature goes beyond Leopold Bloom

ICA: Ballyhooly guild gears up for 70th anniversary festivities

With just one year to go, Ballyhooly ICA members are looking forward to celebrating their guild’s 70th birthday in early 2018.

Thu, 02 Feb, 2017

Dear Sir... Readers' Views (24/01/17)

Your letters, your views...

Tue, 24 Jan, 2017

Cork judge has the book thrown at him

A Circuit Court judge had a book thrown at him in court yesterday by a disgruntled man who lost his appeal against a conviction for harassing a garda.

Wed, 16 Dec, 2015

A stretch of extravagance at Willowbank in Rochestown, Cork

Willowbank is new to market this weekend and holds its own against its neighbours, writes Tommy Barker.

Sat, 11 Jul, 2015

VIDEO: Gold standards at former Lord Mayor’s Rochestown home

Tommy Barker says the home of a former Cork Lord Mayor has had second, caring and improving owners.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2015

Merge when it suits

It is laughable to hear FG and FF advocates decrying the idea of a merger.

Fri, 06 Sep, 2013

Can I get some love for the Cork footballers?

THE late Gerald Goldberg, Jewish Lord Mayor of Cork, lawyer and politician, was once asked rather pointedly by an interviewer if he had ever experienced prejudice in Ireland.

Mon, 30 Aug, 2010

Cork’s great music family

CORK City libraries have, once again, performed a noteworthy public service, principally through the efforts of librarian Liam Ronayne and Kitty Buckley of the music library.

Sat, 13 Mar, 2010

Sectarianism has been rife across the whole island for decades

ONE of this week’s news spectaculars was Ian Paisley launching Dana Rosemary Scallon’s autobiography, All Kinds of Everything. Anywhere else, that would have been just another photo-op but in Northern Ireland it was an event of real significance.

Sat, 10 Nov, 2007

Farewell to Bernie, the people’s champion

BERNIE Murphy caused a political sensation in June 1985 when he was elected an independent on Cork City Council, representing the north-central ward.

Mon, 24 Sep, 2007

Roy, Disraeli, and the two nations

IT’S UNLIKELY that you while away your leisure hours dipping into Benjamin Disraeli’s novels.

Fri, 23 Mar, 2007

Spacious Mount Oval property is in good shape

ROCHESTOWN'S Mount Oval in Cork city's southern suburb is a name that has currency in the property stakes: the address alone packs a powerful punch.

Sat, 22 Apr, 2006

Right address, but lower price

FANCY moving in with the big boys and girls - at a fraction of the price?

Sat, 23 Oct, 2004

Distinguished address

THE family home of the late Gerald Goldberg and his wife Sheila, Ben Truda, is up for sale.

Sat, 22 May, 2004