• Treasure Ballybrannigan beach 

  Rooney, Catherine; McKermott, Fiachra (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2018-05-11)

  The main aim of the project was to raise an awareness of the problems that Ballybranigan beach was facing in terms of the erosion damage that had been caused by the sea, and it was thought that if we could gather enough ...
• Understanding intergenerational activity – exploring the experiences of service-users and volunteers involved with S.H.A.R.E. 

  Russell, Miranda (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2018-09-07)

  This research intends to conceptualise an understanding of intergenerational activity by examining the relationship between youth volunteers and older people in society, who are currently engaging in an intergenerational ...
• Quality of data collected through the use of camera traps at a number of sites frequented by otters within Cork city 

  Walsh, Grace (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2018-03-12)

  Camera trapping is now a very popular method in ecology. It has several recognised limitations, however it is expected with improved methodologies and technology these constraints will lessen. The quality of data collected ...
• Igloos all year round: an examination of the views of young people into spaces and places in Douglas 

  Tips, Stephanie (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2018-04-19)

  This research was carried out in collaboration with Douglas Matters as part of a Community Academic Research Links (CARL) project. Douglas Matters is a community group that was set up to tackle the presenting issues for ...
• ‘Smells like community spirit’: an exploration of stakeholders perceptions of the social needs and issues for young people in Douglas 

  McCarthy, Cara (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2018-04-19)

  Arising from the ISPCC’s report, ‘Douglas Consultation Report: Consultation Proposal and Findings’ in 2016, this research was done in collaboration with the CARL initiative in UCC and with Douglas Matters. CARL promotes ...

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