The latest information about coronavirus and its impact on services
The latest information about coronavirus and its impact on services
The Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Joe Kavanagh has officially reopened the Old Cork Waterworks Experience on the Lee Road.
Eligible city businesses can sign up for the Business Restart grant, a national fund set up to help small businesses with the cost of reopening during COVID-19...
The Lord Mayor of Cork has invited An Taoiseach Micheál Martin to pay a courtesy visit to Cork City Hall and to attend a Special Meeting of Council.
Cork City Hall re-opens its public counters but asks residents to first attempt to access services by phone or online
From Monday 29th June, motorists can avail of two hours free parking at North Main Street and Paul St multi-storey car parks.
Cork City Council has launched a consultation process for the preparation City Development Plan (CDP) 2022-2028.
Cork City is the fifth overall best city in Europe for economic potential, according to the Financial Times FDI European Cities and Regions of Future 2020/2021...
Cork City Council, Cork City Fire Brigade and An Garda Síochana are asking the people of Cork to be responsible on Bonfire Night (‘Bonna Night), 23 June.
In response to the cancellation of many Summer Camps and youth activities due to COVID19, we have teamed up with the FAI to develop Soccer on the Green.
Cork City Council has welcomed the decision by An Bord Pleanála to approve the Morrison’s Island Public Realm and Flood Defence Project.