These are some of the caricatures I prepared for a staff competition in EMC Cork. I was there for their Diversity Day activities, including world foods and dance demonstrations. Thankfully I remained sitting and no-one lost any eyes or toes.
The staff had to guess which of the bosses the caricatures were. It wasn’t too hard and they got great laughs!
I had a few more caricatures from my recent wedding in the Imperial Hotel in Cork that I wanted to put up, so here they are!
I was entertaining in Cork on Friday night in the Imperial Hotel at the wedding of Carol and Shane (congratulations again guys!). I went down a treat, if I may say so myself! I took loads of photos which I’ll break up over a few posts. Here are some more:
Incidently I went for a dander round Cork the next day and saw parts of Cork are under the jackhammer of urban renewal.I’ve quite an interest in monumental sculpture so was having a good gock around when I saw this:
It caught my eye as he’s clearly supposed to be bearing a flag. So any Corkonians know what happened to Dwyer’s arm?
I’m planning a post later on the Concern development education workshops I facilitated around the country last month. I had a great bunch of Transition Year students in Galway, Dublin and Cork. This is an ongoing project aimed at raising awareness of global child exploitation. There are currently over 200 million children being used for labour in the world today.
