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Two new resources to help create more compassionate workplaces for people who experience pregnancy loss have been launched at an event hosted by the Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr Fergal Dennehy.

Cork City Council took delivery of the two new fully accessible toilet units on Monday and they have been placed on a site adjacent to Cortado Coffee at the city end of the Marina Promenade.

Award-winning musician and songwriter, John Spillane, has been named Cork’s new Age Friendly Ambassador, the Cork City Age Friendly Programme has announced.

Cork City Council is seeking suggestions from landowners, homebuilders and interested parties for lands suitable for residential zoning in order to accelerate housing delivery.

The second section of Marina Park Phase 2 comprising the elevated tree walkway, woodland paths, and the renovated Barrington’s Folly, is now open for members of the public to enjoy.

Culture Night 2025 took place on Friday September 19 last, bringing thousands into the city to visit cultural, artistic and community venues from Mayfield to Bishopstown, Blackrock to Sunday’s Well.

On Culture Night 2025, the Lord Mayor of Cork, Councillor Fergal Dennehy, launched the Beneath Our Feet: Art & Archaeology Exhibition at St. Peter's on North Main Street.

A campaign encouraging communities from all over the country to highlight the needs of disabled people in our public spaces returns on Friday 26th September. Make Way Day is an annual campaign led by the Disability Federation of Ireland (DFI) and supported by local disability groups and Local Authorities across the country.

People visiting The Lough amenity in Cork city are still being advised to avoid contact with sick or dead wild birds they might find there following confirmation of several cases of avian influenza at the wildfowl sanctuary.

For the second year running, Cork City Council is calling on children across Cork to ‘deck the bus shelters’ across the city this Christmas.