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Cork City Council formalise 12 partnerships to accelerate local level sustainability actions.

On Friday 7th February, 2025, the speed limit on many rural local roads will change from 80 kilometres per hour to 60 kilometres per hour. Speed limits will reduce in the wider Blarney, Glanmire, Ballincollig and Douglas areas of the city.

Operational works ongoing at Atlantic Pond wastewater pumping station, Cork City

The Land Development Agency (LDA) has announced plans for over 140 new homes in Cork city centre to be delivered in partnership with Cork City Council.

More than half of the 20 roads blocked overnight have been cleared by Cork City Council crews, with 12 roads now reopened.

On January 23rd, Cork City Council held a Civic Reception to celebrate the achievements of the Cork Senior Camogie team. The team enjoyed continued success in 2024, securing their 30th All-Ireland Senior title and reaffirming their place as the most successful team in the history of the Championship. The thrilling final against Galway last August was decided by just one goal.

Cork City Council’s Severe Weather Assessment Team met this afternoon to discuss the Severe Weather Warnings associated with Storm Éowyn issued by Met Éireann.

Works are continuing on the Beamish & Crawford Quarter, which will see the renewal of the public realm around the medieval core of Cork City – South Main Street, Tuckey Street and Proby’s Quay.

Public consultation on the scheme has opened and runs until March 10 2025.

If one of your new year resolutions is to get fitter or be healthier in 2025, then check out the variety of sports facilities provided by Cork City Council and how they can support your fitness goals.