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Organised by Cork City Council, the Cork St Patrick’s Festival will take place this weekend from Saturday March 13 to Wednesday March 17 and will celebrate our national festival through word, film, music, projections, video and workshops.

Cork Learning City and Cork City Council are delighted to announce that Lifelong Learning will be celebrated in a new way for 2021 and we would like everyone to be involved. As Cork’s internationally acclaimed, inspirational and inclusive event, Cork Lifelong Learning Festival cannot unfortunately take place this year due to ongoing government restrictions, we will instead use the week of the Festival 22nd – 26th to launch this new initiative.

The Lord Mayor of Cork has today launched the “Cork Against Litter” campaign

Call for Landowners and Developers to participate in a Competitive Dialogue procurement to deliver affordable and social homes across the City.

The Lord Mayor of Cork will launch Cork City Council’s new Women’s Caucus in a social media video campaign which will run throughout International Women’s Day, next Monday, March 8.

Cork City Council is putting its Draft Air Quality Strategy (2021-2026) out for consultation.

Cork City Council wants to develop tourism opportunities for the city’s makers and creators post-COVID as part of a European project it is participating in.

Cork City Council will be deferring rates payments for the first quarter of 2021 for businesses most impacted by Level 5 restrictions introduced on 6th January 2021.

Advance work on Phase 1 of the Passage Railway Greenway Improvement Scheme will commence on Monday 22nd February.

Cork City Council are proud to support the NICHE Cork’s new online ‘Grow At Home’ project.