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Cork City Council, in partnership with Galtymore Homes, has announced the launch of a new Affordable Housing Scheme, at Carraig Dún, Killeens, conveniently located less than 6kms from Cork City Centre.

With the city and county painted red and All-Ireland excitement at fever pitch, Cork City Council and Cork GAA are appealing to fans to use their ‘Rebels’ Fanzone’ tickets.

In 2025, Cork City Council awarded €992,550 in grants to 90 arts and cultural organisations across the professional and voluntary sectors in Cork city. A further €169,000 was distributed in artist’s bursaries and project awards to city artists.

Rebels’ Fanzone tickets are now available for supporters looking to enjoy the All-Ireland Hurling Championship final at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday, 20 July.

The Part 8 Planning pubic consultation on the proposed Mary Street, Douglas Street & White Street Public Realm Enhancement Scheme opened on 12 June. The scheme seeks to improve the South Parish area, aiming to restore its "village within the city" atmosphere from times past.

LEO Cork City is inviting applications from small / micro businesses in the Craft & Design Sector in Cork City to exhibit at Showcase 2026 – Ireland’s Creative Expo - which attracts domestic and international buyers, and offers the best of Ireland’s creativity.

Councillor Fergal Dennehy Elected as the new Lord Mayor of Cork

Communities across the city will be celebrating St John’s Night in style once again this year, with Cork City Council supporting 6 local summer fun days marking the occasion of ‘Non-Fire Night’. Various activities are planned in Knocknaheeny, Farranree, The Glen, Mayfield, Mahon and Togher on Monday 23rd June (see times and locations below), including play workshops, arts and crafts, sports and games, music and dance.

Cork City Council, and the Cork City Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) are honoured this year that the Minister of State, Jerry Buttimer T.D. at the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, has chosen Cork City, and particularly Togher Family Centre, to announcement the successful community and voluntary projects applicants across the state who will receive DRCDG, LCDC, Local Enhancement Programme Grants 2025.

This scheme marks a major investment in the future of Cork City, aiming to revitalise one of its most historic and culturally vibrant quarters by restoring its distinctive ‘village within the city’ character. It forms part of a broader strategy to promote sustainable urban living—focusing on high-quality public spaces, improved accessibility, and a more inviting environment for residents, workers, and visitors alike in the Douglas Street area and its surroundings.