Rialachas agus Riarachán

The Annual Ecumenical Service will take place on Friday, 15th November 2024 at 9.30am in Vertigo, Floor 17, County Hall, Cork. It will also be streamed live via Cork County Council's YouTube Channel. Click through for further details and link to the live stream.

Update 14:10 Telephones lines at Cork County Hall are now operational.

Cork County Council is updating the Electoral Register and it’s your responsibility to ensure that your details are current and correct. To have your say on shaping Ireland’s future, you must be on the Electoral Register. 

Cork County Council is updating the Electoral Register and it’s your responsibility to ensure that your details are current and correct. To have your say on shaping Ireland’s future, you must be on the Electoral Register. 

Join us at Cork County Hall on Monday 21st of October between 1pm and 4pm.

Cork County Council has reviewed its Strategic Policy Committee (SPC) Structure and has prepared a draft SPC Scheme, which proposes the establishment of the following Committees, to consider matters connected with the formulation, development, monitoring and review of policy which relate to the functions of the Council and to advise the Council on those matters.

UPDATE SATURDAY JUNE 29TH

The network upgrade has been completed ahead of schedule, online services and internet access have been restored.

Cork County Council’s Chief Executive, Valerie O’Sullivan, has launched a review document showcasing the key achievements over the past 5 years.

All 55 seats for Cork County Council have now been filled following the 2024 Local Elections. 

Fianna Fáil is now the largest party on Cork County Council with 19 Elected Members, followed by Fine Gael with 18. There are 8 Non-Party Councillors, 4 from Independent Ireland, 3 Social Democrats, 2 Labour Party and 1 Sinn Féin.