West Cork

In consultation with the HSE, Cork County Council has lifted the Advisory Notice Not to Swim from Youghal Front Strand with immediate effect. The water quality has returned to excellent status following analysis of samples taken over the last few days.

In consultation with the HSE an Advisory Notice Not to Swim has been issued for Youghal Front Strand, due to high levels of bacteria in samples taken on Monday 17th and Tuesday 18th of July 2023. The likely cause is localized heavy rainfall. The bathing water is currently being re-sampled and updated results will be posted as soon as possible on www.beaches.ie and at the Notice Board at Youghal Front Strand.

We are pleased to confirm that the essential repairs are now complete and Dunmanway Swimming Pool has reopened for public use.

Cork County Council wishes to advise that due to unforeseen essential repairs Dunmanway Swimming Pool has closed with immediate effect.

Cork County Council has joined up with artists Carmel Creaner and Anne Kiely together with residents of Eastát Garrán Feá in Clonakilty to launch a largescale outdoor game for residents of all ages to enjoy.

Pursuant to the provisions of the Road Traffic Acts and Regulations, Cork County Council hereby gives notice of its intention to introduce a TRIAL one-way traffic system.

To ensure that the people of Cork County have a say in shaping the vision of the Local Economic and Community Plan, Cork County Council will hold three in-person events together with a virtual consultation room.

To ensure that the people of Cork County have a say in shaping the vision of the Local Economic and Community Plan, Cork County Council will hold three in-person events together with a virtual consultation room.

An tAcht Um Thrácht ar Bhoithre 2004 / Road Traffic Act 2004
 

The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage has issued a Direction, under Regulation 29 of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011 (S.I. No. 477 of 2011), in relation to the activities listed below within the Beara Peninsula Special Protection Area (SPA) 4155.