Dead end to the Journey of Light

I HAVE seen the opening and some of the closing ceremonies of Cork’s Capital of Culture celebrations for 2005.

Dead end to the Journey of Light
Fri, 23 Dec, 2005 - 00:00

Some things became abundantly clear on Sunday evening, December 11, during the Journey of Light as it was questionably called.

The lack of any interesting uses of light (with the exception of the candles on the laneway) made it less a journey of light and more a bizarre village fete.

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