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The Office of Public Works (OPW) and Cork City Council have published further detail and images of the Lower Lee Flood Relief Scheme LLFRS) which represents the largest State investment in flood defence ever undertaken in the country. This scheme is an important element of the government’s Project Ireland 2040 strategy.

We're getting ready for our Blarney ‘Welcome to our new city’ family fun day, which will take place in The Square, Blarney from 10am-2pm this Sat, Sept. 14th.

For the first time ever tonight, Cork City Council’s monthly meetings will be paperless as all council documentation is to be presented in electronic format only.

Cork City Council will host the second study visit of the Interreg Europe Intensify on Wednesday the 11th and 12th of September 2019 in Nano Nagle Place.

The biggest-ever programme of events to mark National Women’s Enterprise Day (NWED) on Thursday, October 17th.

Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr John Sheehan will begin the traditional school visits today with visits to schools in Ballyphehane, Togher and the city centre this week.

Irish Water has announced the signing of a contract to upgrade Lee Rd. Water Treatment Plant, which supplies water to approx 70% of the population of Cork City.

Cork City PPN (Public Participation Network) is calling for expressions of interest from those who wish to serve as representatives on Cork City Council’s Strategic Policy and Joint Policing Committees.

With less than four weeks to go until multiple Leeside venues, streets and public spaces come alive with the sights and sounds of music, dance, theatre, art and much more, preparations are in full swing to ensure that Cork City Culture Night 2019 leaves a lasting impression!

The first of four ‘Welcome to our new city’ family fun days across the extended Cork City will take place in Glanmire this Saturday 31 August, with the Big Red Bus from 10.00 to 14.00