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Press Releases

23 October 2018
Arts and the Older Person to the Fore: 75,000 Euro Arts Council award
The Arts Council has awarded €75,000 to a regional project between Cork City and County Council to deliver a project centred on the arts and older people.
23 October 2018
SeaFest, Ireland's largest Marine Festival comes to Cork in 2019
SeaFest, Ireland’s largest and most spectacular maritime festival, sets sail for Cork next year. The festival will dock in Cork for 3 years from 2019–2021.
22 October 2018
Statement on 'We Are Cork' by CE, Ann Doherty to Cork City Council
Statement on the 'We Are Cork' branding campaign made by CE, Ann Doherty to Cork City Council
16 October 2018
Press Statement on Judicial Order Morrisons Island Project
Cork City Council & Save Cork City have jointly agreed to a judicial order that quashes approval of Public Realm/Flood Defence Project at Morrison’s Island.
15 October 2018
Repair works have started on another of Cork city's heritage bridges
Vital repair works have started on the Cork city heritage bridge which links North Mall to Bachelor’s Quay, close to the Mercy University Hospital.
7 October 2018
Incident of Data Breach Cork City Park by Phone
We wish to advise our customers that a data breach on the Cork City Park by Phone service has occurred.
2 October 2018
CJEU Decision means Environmental Assessment needed - Morrisons Island
Following European Court of Justice (CJEU) ruling Cork City Council to do new environmental screening of Morrison’s Island Public Realm & Flood Defence Project.
30 September 2018
Prestigious Award for Cork from Shanghai Government
Cork City received a major prestigious award from the Shanghai Municipal People’s Government in Shanghai today.
26 September 2018
Lots of free events during Cork City Council's Urban October
Many free activities and events for all ages and interests taking place in Cork City Centre as part of Urban October.
17 September 2018
Cork Launches "We Are Cork" Placebrand
Many of Cork’s landmark buildings, including City Hall, will be turning red this week to mark the launch of a new brand to promote Cork.