Compulsory Acquisition of Land Cork Noise Action Plans & Cork City Marathon Road Closure Notification

Cork City Council- Temporary Plumber

Temporary Road Closure - Kilmore Heights Road

Domestic Water Metering Survey

Derelict Sites Act 1990

Cork Cycle Network Phase 3A, Sports Capital Grant Scheme, Architectural Conservation Areas Grant Scheme 2013 and Cork City Painting Grant Scheme 2013

Draft Metropolitan Cork Joint Retail Strategy

Notice of Proposed Variation No 10 & Tinkers Cross Junction, Improvement Scheme Part 8 & Notice under Section 179 of the Planning & Development Acts

Roads Act, 1993 and Planning Acts, 1963 to 2010-NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE IN CHARGE ROADS,OPEN SPACES, CAR PARKS, SEWERS, WATER MAINS OR SERVICE CONNECTIONS

In the event of severe weather conditions Cork City Council wishes to provide the following advice to the public

• Severe Weather
• Cold Weather Conditions General Advice
• Cold Weather Salting Routes
• Hints to Mimimise the Risk of Frozen Pipes
• Emergency Contact Numbers
• Links

Location of Civic Offices

Cork City Council offices are located on Anglesea Street, Cork City.

Office opening hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Public Counters Opening Hours
Cash Desk - 9 am -4pm
Planning Public Counter - 10.30am- 4.30 pm
Traffic Public Counter - 12pm. - 4pm  
Housing Public Counter- 9am - 1.30pm 

Switchboard (021) 496 6222, 492 4000.  
Emergency and Night Calls (021) 496 6512.
If you know the extension you require, you may dial 492 followed by the extension number to dial direct.  Contact Numbers and Email Directory.

Parking

On street disk parking is available on Anglesea Street (1 hour zone). Parking Disks are available for purchase at City Hall. The City Hall multi-storey car park has a central location and is located on Eglinton Street, adjacent to City Hall.

Access

The Access Officer is responsible for ensuring access to Cork City Council services for persons with a disability. The Access Officer may be contacted at contacted at 021-4924037 or accessofficer@corkcity.ie.  Fixed Counter Induction Loops are fitted in the public offices located on the Ground Floor of City Hall and also in the Council Chamber where council meetings are held.

An Eclipse reader is available at the Main Reception desk for persons with impaired vision.

Wheelchairs are available from the Porter's Desk for visitors who require assistance with mobility.

Cork City Council is located at  City Hall, Anglesea Street, Cork, Ireland.

Cork city, situated on the banks of the river Lee, is home to 123,000 people. It is located on the South West coast of Ireland and is the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland. The area of the city is 3,731 hectares.

Visitors to Cork can choose from a variety of options to access the city. Cork International Airport handles flights for southwest Ireland, and is the most popular means of travel for those coming from abroad. There are domestic and international routes and the airport is situated just five miles south of the city centre.

The road, bus and rail networks are well developed, so from within Ireland these are good options.

Further information is available if you are travelling by car, by bus,  by rail, by air or by ferry >>

The Online Services of Cork City Council include:

• Parking Fine Payment System / Thicéad páirceála de chuid
• Planning Text Enquiries
• Planning Maps Enquiries / Fiosraithe Pleanála
• Register of Electors Enquiries
• Library Catalogue
• Community Directory
• Online services subscribed to by Cork City Libraries
• Forms
• Check Carpark Spaces

• Tuarascáil Bhliantúil 2011/Annual Report 2011
• Corporate Plan 2012-2014 
• Nuacht na Cathrach 2011
• City News 2011
• North Blackpool Local Area Plan
• Tuarascái l Bhliantúil/Annual Report 2010
• Cork City Development Plan 2009-2015
• Annual Report/Tuarascáil Bhliantúil 2009
• Nuacht na Cathrach Fómhar/Geimhreadh 2010
• Tenants Handbook
• Social Inclusion Action Plan
• City News Autumn/Winter 2010
• Information on further publications >>