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Emergency Services
28 Jan 2025

Cork County Council Update on Storm Éowyn – Tuesday 20.00 PM

Cork County Council’s Community Response Forum has been meeting daily in response to Storm Éowyn. The forum, which includes representatives of Cork County Council, the HSE, An Garda Síochána, Local Development Companies and support agencies will continue to meet and will respond as required to assist those who have no power or water and are experiencing difficulties following the storm.

Cllr Ian Doyle, Deputising for the Mayor of the County of Cork, launching Cork County Council’s 2025 Circular Economy Fund with students from Milford GAA
Environment
28 Jan 2025

Cork County Council’s Circular Economy Fund 2025 Open for Applications

Cork County Council has launched a second round of its Circular Economy Fund, with the aim of empowering local action to reduce waste. The fund aims to support communities to move away from the traditional linear ‘take-make-use-dispose’ model towards more circular living where resources are reused or recycled. 

Members of Tidy Towns holding a Tidy Towns banner.
Community
28 Jan 2025

Cork County Council Hosts Tidy Towns Showcase and Workshops

Cork County Council hosted a celebratory event for Tidy Towns groups across the county to recognise their remarkable dedication to enhancing the beauty, sustainability, and sense of community in Cork’s towns and villages. The event, held at County Hall, brought together representatives from Tidy Towns groups and expert speakers to share achievements, exchange ideas, and inspire future initiatives. 

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Arts and Culture
28 Jan 2025

Three Storytellers for the West Cork Islands

Cork County Council has announced a Storytellers in Residence Programme for the West Cork Islands. Supported by Creative Places West Cork Islands, an Arts Council-funded initiative that aims to build sustained arts investment and create opportunities for local arts programmes.  

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Emergency Services
24 Jan 2025

Cork County Council Storm Éowyn Update – Friday 12pm

Cork County Council crews are in response mode to the damage caused by Storm Éowyn across the county. 

Road conditions remain extremely challenging with fallen trees, fallen powerlines and substantial debris. The Council urges people not to undertake any travel unless absolutely necessary.