In early 2020, the Knockroe to Seafield Pavement Strengthening Scheme Phase 1 was undertaken. This scheme was designed and managed by the Cork National Roads Office, constructed by Arkil Ltd and funded by Transport Infrastructure Ireland.
Located in the heart of Passage West, “Passage West Creates” is a collective of over 17 local artists and craft work producers. The warm and welcoming shop showcases a range of unique goods from local artists, quilters, and wood turners, and is fully stocked and open for business in the run up to Christmas.
Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Mary Linehan Foley has selected the winners of the ‘A Real Cork Christmas’ postcard competition out of hundreds of entries from 4th class students of Cork County.
Ahead of the busy Christmas shopping period, the Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Mary Linehan Foley, has paid a visit to the new premises of the Owenabue Arts Collective at Bridge House, Carrigaline.
A period of very high astronomical Spring Tides approaching Highest Astronomical Tide (HAT) will commence tomorrow, Tuesday 15th December up to Friday 18th December 2020.
Cork County Council has launched the 8th instalment of its heritage publication series “The Archaeological Heritage of County Cork”. This publication draws from the wealth of knowledge of community groups countywide, whose submissions were assembled and enriched by the expertise of the former Director of the Cork Archaeological Survey, Denis Power.
The Minister for Planning and Local Government, Peter Burke TD visited Bandon, Cork to thank local authority staff and speak to businesses who have benefited from their supports.
Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr. Mary Linehan Foley has launched the 2021 Cork County Council Library Calendar. Supported by Creative Ireland, the new calendar features 12 unique illustrations from talented children across the County.
At the end of what has been a difficult year for business, Carrigaline Musical Society, the newly established Owenabue Arts Collective and Carrigaline Business Association, are partnering with Cork County Council to bring Christmas cheer to Carrigaline in the weeks running up to Christmas.
Cork County Council and the Fastnet Film Festival have come together this festive season offering 16 Cork themed family-friendly short films for festive viewing as part of the Council’s ‘A Real Cork Christmas’ campaign.
Cork County Council have been working hard to support local and bring a little extra festive cheer in towns and villages around the County. As part of the Council’s ‘A Real Cork Christmas’, residents and visitors to Monkstown have been treated to a spectacular Christmas tree, to raise spirits and light up the village.
