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The Cork City and County Archives Service is delighted to announce that it is opening the long-lost archive of writer and historian Daniel MacCarthy Glas (1807- 1884) to the public.

Cork Heritage Open Day, which takes place on Saturday, August 16th, celebrates the amazing architecture and history of the built heritage in Cork city and sees over 35 buildings open their doors free of charge for one day only. This is the only event of this size and scale happening in the country and includes walks, talks and exhibitions on our rich heritage throughout the city.

Works will start on the Lehenaghmore Road Improvement Scheme over the coming weeks. Glas Civil Engineering Ltd. have been appointed as the main contractor to carry out the works. The initial works in August will consist of investigative surveys in advance of the main works starting towards the end of the month.

Cork City Council, with the approval of the Department of Housing Planning and Local Government, is delighted to announce the green lighting of two major housing developments poised to reshape the city’s skyline addressing critical housing needs. The Railyard Apartments and Creamfields projects, collectively delivering 823 new homes, mark a significant stride forward in Cork’s ambitious vision for a vibrant, and sustainable urban future.

The Holland Park section and new playground in Marina Park opened in early July to an enthusiastic welcome from the young and young at heart.

Cork City Council, in partnership with the HSE Southwest and the National Cancer Control Programme, has launched a new public health initiative to provide free sunscreen dispensers in four city parks as part of a pilot programme to promote sun safety and reduce the risk of skin cancer.

Cork City Council, in partnership with Galtymore Homes, has announced the launch of a new Affordable Housing Scheme, at Carraig Dún, Killeens, conveniently located less than 6kms from Cork City Centre.

With the city and county painted red and All-Ireland excitement at fever pitch, Cork City Council and Cork GAA are appealing to fans to use their ‘Rebels’ Fanzone’ tickets.

In 2025, Cork City Council awarded €992,550 in grants to 90 arts and cultural organisations across the professional and voluntary sectors in Cork city. A further €169,000 was distributed in artist’s bursaries and project awards to city artists.

Rebels’ Fanzone tickets are now available for supporters looking to enjoy the All-Ireland Hurling Championship final at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday, 20 July.