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The County Mayor’s Charity Gala will take place at the West Cork Hotel, Skibbereen, on Saturday, May 3rd raising vital funds for two charities chosen by Mayor Carroll, Cancer Connect and CoAction West Cork.

The NPPR charge applied from 2009 to 2013 to any residential property in which the owner did not reside as their normal place of residence.

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.

Cork County Council’s emergency phoneline is available to people who need assistance following Storm Éowyn. 

People who have no power or water and are experiencing difficulties can call (021) 4800048. 

Cork County Council’s response to the damage caused by Storm Éowyn will continue throughout the weekend. 

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.

Phonelines and emails are down at our offices in Cobh, Clonakilty, Schull, Bandon, Kanturk, Charleville and Millstreet this morning.

Please contact our Emergency Line at (021) 4800048 and your query will be dealt with as soon as possible. 

Cork County Council’s Crisis Management Team convened throughout the night to monitor and assess the damage caused by Storm Éowyn. 

A Status Red Wind warning remains in place until 10.00am this morning and people are asked to continue to shelter in place.