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A community leader from Castletownbere and a group providing an inclusive environment for people of all abilities to participate in sports have received the top awards at the 12th Annual Mayor’s Community Awards in Cork County Hall.  

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. 

Cork County Council is inviting applications from community and voluntary groups for funding under the new Local Enhancement Programme (LEP) Fund 2025. The scheme follows on from the very successful 2024 programme which supported over 160 groups in Cork County. 

Cork County Council is inviting community groups to apply for the latest round of funding under the Community Recognition Fund. The scheme supports the development of community infrastructure and facilities in recognition of the contribution being made by communities across the country in welcoming and hosting significant numbers of arrivals from Ukraine and other countries.

Tá cuireadh á thabhairt do bhaill den phobal i Maigh Chromtha agus i mBaile Mhistéala a dtuairimí a thabhairt ar thodhchaí a mbaile áitiúil.

Members of the public in Macroom and Mitchelstown are being invited give their views on the future of their local town. 

The Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Joe Carroll has congratulated the West Cork community of Durrus for their success at the prestigious Pride of Place Awards.

On Tuesday, 19th November, teenagers from across Cork County will participate in this year’s Teen Talk event, which focuses on promoting positive mental health.

The Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Joe Carroll has warmly congratulated the volunteers and tidy towns champions from County Cork for their success at this year’s Supervalu TidyTowns awards ceremony at Croke Park in Dublin.

The Pride in Our Community Awards 2024 were held with great enthusiasm at the Kingsley Hotel recently, bringing together a diverse array of groups from Cork County and City.

Cork County Council has officially opened a new “School Zone” at Scoil Bhríde in Crosshaven as part of the national Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programme, improving safety and accessibility for students walking to school.

The Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Joe Carroll, is encouraging all road users to be safe and be seen regardless of whether they’re walking, cycling or driving this autumn.