Welcome to Community
Cork City Council’s Community Team focuses on strengthening the role of Cork City Council within local communities through collaboration, engagement, and integration as we respond to area needs while endeavouring to advance specific initiatives.
We advocate for social justice and policy changes, and foster community engagement through volunteerism and local initiatives. This team plays a crucial role in addressing issues such as poverty, inequality, and social exclusion.
Ní neart go cur le chéile - nee n-y-arth guh cur leh kayla - There is no strength without unity
(literal - there is no strength without coming together)
Latest News
27 July 2026
Cork City Council Announces New Charging Structure for Tramore Valley Park Civic Amenity Site
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.
22 July 2026
City Centre Projects Continue as we Green St Patrick’s Street
There has been a hugely positive reaction to the first part of our greening pilot project on St Patrick’s Street.
14 July 2026
Cork City-led Cultureways Project Awarded €750,000 from the Creative Ireland Climate Action Fund
An ambitious three-year project designed to enable behaviour change in Cork City by encouraging people to rethink and reduce the number of short car journeys has been awarded €750,000 through the Creative Ireland Climate Action Fund III (2026–2029).
14 July 2026
City Hall to Host its First Event as part of EU Presidency Cultural Programme
In the first event of Cork City Council’s cultural programme for the EU Presidency, Cork City Arts Office presents artist, Stephen Doyle, in conversation with Michael Waldron on his work ‘In between a place to be and where we are’ on Thursday July 16th at 6pm in Cork City Hall.
14 July 2026
City Honours Those who made the Ultimate Sacrifice
Cork City Council, in partnership with Óglaigh na hÉireann, organised the City’s National Day of Commemoration event in Fitzgerald’s Park on Sunday in honour of all those Irish men and Irish women who died in past wars or on service with the United Nations.