why get a subscription?
Our Motivation
World renowned researcher Dr. Barbara Fredrickson has been studying positive emotions since in 1998. Dr Fredrickson says,“Just as water lilies retract when sunlight fades, so do our minds when positivity fades.”
The Good Day Cork team of gatherers and creators believes that filling oneself in realistic positivity is key to a healthier community. One of the ways to enable this is offering a positive media diet.
Our Offer
We have designed three subscription plans.
These subscription plans symbolise our unwavering commitment to bring you a media diet that boosts your mood, makes you smile & develop a sense of belonging in our community through numerous essays, podcasts, art, poetry & even special events.
About Us
If you're looking for a sustainable 'media-diet' and nurturing events - you're at the right place.
Good Day, Cork is a positive space.
The mission is to gather stories and remind us that we are all connected.
The vision is a kind world.
We began as a print magazine called 'Good Day News' in September 2018 with a crowdfunding campaign.
We published four issues filled with uplifting features about the people of Cork in our first cycle and grew to become a positive space offering media and events.
Our Work
We are committed to creating heartwarming media that represents kindness, freedom, diversity and equality.
We achieve this by gathering local stories for people's consumption and the positive development of this city..county ..country.
We have multiple series of essays and podcasts so you may read, watch and listen positive media.
Our subscription plans are designed to lift your mood.
At our events we help people feel connected and be more of themselves.
'Many Tongues of Cork' is a multi-lingual prose and poetry gathering to recognise the cultural diversity of Cork.
'Let's Origami' explores the joy of paper-folding @ Myo Cafe.
'Stay Inn & Play' is sharing boardgames with friends and family at St Luke's Inn.
We'll resume creating positive events when we make it to the other side of this crisis.
Review of Good Day News magazine
...described by the people of Cork
Love it! So uplifting and inspiring! Get your copy and brighten your day!
Eilis Biggs
owner 'Records & Relics'
I decided to take some time from my routine schedule just to read this magazine. It did energize me and gave me a feeling of optimism. Each and every article is well thought and it does make connections to our lives.
Dr. Lekha Menon Margassery
Microbiologist, working at UCC
The more aware we become of the good in our community, the more inspired we become to contribute to that, and in a small way make the world a better place… Thank you Good Day News for reminding us of this...
Georgia Hopkins
artist and member of 'LETS'
About Joanna Dukkipati, founder Good Day Cork
...described by the people of Cork
Even more than ever before, one can appreciate the idea and work of Jo behind this magazine.
Virginie Laveau
owner 'On the Verge'
..Content of the positive nature is much needed and Jo is the best for delivering it to us. Love you Jo and keep shining the light & good vibes.
Helena Palmer
co-founder 'Collective Cork'
Joanna is such a kind and energetic human being whose positive vibes rub off on even the most closed of hearts.