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Culture Night returns on Friday, 18 September, inviting people to come together for a night of free cultural discovery, creativity and connection.

Cork on a Fork Fest has wrapped up its biggest year yet, with sell-out events and new venues all combining to attract large crowds to its more than 150 events, almost half of which were free.

Cork has become the first city in the world outside the United States of America to host the original Gilbert Baker Rainbow Flag - the global symbol of LGBTI+ pride, visibility, inclusion and equality.

Cork Public Museum is delighted to announce the opening of its latest exhibition We Were Always Here – Cork LGBT History.

Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Gary O’Brien and local elected members of the Northeast Ward accompanied Chief Executive of Cork City Council, Valerie O’Sullivan on a walk of the new Glanmire Greenway, which opened to the public today.

This week, Cork City will turn into one big food festival with 5 days of food flavour and fun, more than 150 events, including 80 free experiences, demonstrations and workshops, three spectacular long-table dinners and over 40 unique dining events at Cork on a Fork Fest.

Organised by Cork City Council, Cork Heritage Open Day will take place on Saturday August 15th with 42 buildings opening their doors for free for one day only.

Cork City Council is delighted to announce a new list of events for the latest First Fridays event, on this Friday, August 7.

The Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr Damian Boylan, has welcomed fisheries ministers from across the EU to City Hall today for their informal AGRIFISH Fisheries meeting.

Cork City Council has announced plans to introduce a new charging structure at the Tramore Valley Park Civic Amenity Site (CAS) - a key part of Cork's waste management infrastructure.