Deputy Lord Mayor, Cllr. Colette Finn flying the flag for Cork at #shifthappens Women’s Policy Summit led by Kimberly Ellis and SF Department on the Status of Women
Cllr Finn spoke about marriage equality & how that seismic change was engineered

Inspirational speakers at the Shift Happens conference. They are aware the importance of the outcome of the 2024 Presidential election.

Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork City, Colette Finn spoke movingly of marriage equality, and what it takes to make change at 'Shift Happens' SF Department on the Status of Women. Many thanks to Kimberly Ellis Kimberly Ellis SF Dept. on the Status of Women for bringing Deputy Finn into the conversation!

The passing of Alf McCarthy is a very sad occasion for Cork.

At heart, he was a proud, wise, witty and creative Corkman who has left a huge legacy. He is a name who will be fondly remembered for years to come in his native city.

Thoughts and prayers to his family and friends.

Several emergency services units are attending a serious incident on the N28 at Carr’s Hill. The road is currently closed from the Shannonpark Roundabout in Carrigaline to the Bloomfield Interchange and road users are advised to avoid the area if possible.

📣 We are #hiring !

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for inclusion on a panel from which appointments may be made to the position of Electrician.

💻 Closing date: Tomorrow, April 18, 2024.

To learn more, visit buff.ly/3xgrj2k

#newjob #corkjobs

FREE Gardening Course focusing on Planting for Biodiversity & Climate Action sponsored by Cork City Council.

The course is on Wednesday 24 of April from 10am to 4pm in the Glen Resource Centre.

To get more information or to book your place, head over to buff.ly/3Q3RWhu

Increased Cost of Business (ICOB) Grant

Increased costs have placed significant pressure on Irish businesses.

To help, Government is providing €257 million for the ICOB grant to small and medium businesses who pay commercial rates.

Register today at icob.ie

Cork World Book Fest 2024 📚✨

Sacraments & Little Acts of Vigilance: A Tapestry, an Ailment, the Cure. Miriam Gamble & James O’Leary in conversation moderated by Molly Twomey.

Book your place today 👇
buff.ly/4cNdKaZ

#CorkCityLibraries #CWBF24

Celebrate DouglassWeek at the City Library!

Frederick Douglass & Ireland Exhibition explores Douglass’ connection to Ireland focusing on his time in Cork. The exhibition will be on display from 8 - 20 April.

Find out more about DouglassWeek here 👇

buff.ly/3653ygc

📣 We are #hiring !

We are currently seeking applications from suitably qualified individuals for an exciting new role in management within the organisation.

💻 Interested? Visit: buff.ly/49ECwHF

📅 Closing date: Monday, April 29.

📣 We are #hiring !

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for inclusion on a panel from which appointments may be made to the position of Electrician.

💻 Closing date: Thursday, April 18, 2024.

To learn more, visit buff.ly/3xgrj2k

#newjob #corkjobs

📣 We are #hiring !

👷‍♂️ Are you a #engineer graduate? We want to hear from you!

📅 Closing date: Friday, 26 April.

🖱️ To learn more, visit:buff.ly/3UcfnYz
.
.
.
.
#cork jobs #newjobs #cork #newhire

ℹ️ The deadline for Increased Cost of Business (ICOB) grant registration is approaching! Businesses have until May 1st to register on the ICOB Portal.
Check the portal for the criteria and see if your business qualifies.

🖱️ Visit icob.ie for more information.

Are you planning on short-term letting your property in 2024?

Are you aware of the legislation?

Form 15s should be sent 2 weeks prior to your first booking.

To learn more about short-term lets, please visit: buff.ly/2Gigl1U

Join Art Therapist, Lisa Griffin at the City Library to explore Art Therapy for children aged 8-12. Discover how creativity boosts confidence and connections. Saturday, April 13 at 11.00 am. Register at: buff.ly/3TYxWiP

#CorkLovesLearning #CorkLearningFest2024

🌳 Our parks department proudly works to maintain our city's #greenspaces . As well as managing green spaces, we work closely with schools and community groups,
supporting and advising on local initiatives.

📢Civic Amenity Information

Please note that the electrics area will be closed today and will reopen at 8am tomorrow morning.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

High Astronomical Spring Tides Notice

Cork City Council wishes to advise that there will be a period of very high astronomical Spring Tides continuing from Wednesday, April 10 lasting until the morning of Thursday, April 11.

Learn more: buff.ly/49A6pJ0

Cork Safety Alerts

ℹ️ #DYK that we provide over 1,000 services to residents across our #City .

In our 'Our City is Changing' booklet, we discuss how we deliver these services. We work daily to support key stakeholders across our city, ensuring that our communities thrive for the residents of Cork.