South Mall

So the north side of the city gradually declined then over the next hundred years into the time of the famine, where the water market was still there.

But the area of commerce, business, banking all moved to the southern channel of the river down towards what's known as South Mall, where the hotels and the posh hotels were.

sprung up then in the 1840s to the 1860s.

1750 would have been slightly more agricultural in terms of its commercial-based activities, plus there was a road from, not far from Blarney Street where he was born, right out to the rest of the county where people from counties like West Cork and Kerry would have travelled in on horse and cart to sell their produce.

So I went, "Oh fuck, I can't go into the city," because Red Bull had taken over the city in Cork Saturday night.

Primarily the Grand Parade and South Mall, which I would've had to cut through, with a couple F1 cars or something and a few drift, drift cars.

Well, this, this is the thing, this is the thing.

Red Bull now is just, like, synonymous with the, with, with energy drinks, and it's a brand unto itself.

But I do hate finding out about stuff after the fact.

Thomas went to this drifting exhibition on the South Mall yesterday that was

hosted by Red Bull.

Yeah.

Not the kind you can eat, but the swirling pattern in the road left by highly skilled drivers, often illegally and at a crossroads, moving their car around in a circle.

The doughnuts in this case, well captured in Sebastian Marco's smoky picture, are official and being made by Conor Falvey at the Red Bull Home Run on South Mall in Cork, where 10,000 people lined the streets.

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Oh, absolutely.

Our helpline, you can contact at 1-800-454-454 or just go onto the Threshold website, threshold.ie. And there's forms, or again, our Cork office is on South Mall and we're available for appointments there as well.

So absolutely do contact and to link in with our advisors and they'll absolutely be able to guide and navigate that situation with you and help to support you.

and one last one for you because this is something that the city council either can't or won't do but if someone finds out today that they're going to be legally evicted as in everything is happening as it should but they discover that say what this is this is october they discover that in march next year they're going to be in need of a place to live can you help them