Cork City .ie - High visibility version
Following a major redevelopment project, the new look City Council website goes live on Friday, September 3rd, 2010.
Cork's new City Manager, Tim Lucey, began his term of Office on Wednesday September 1st 2010.
Retirement of Joe Gavin, Cork City Manager.
Joe Gavin, Cork City Manager, retired on 31st August 2010 after 10 years in the post. Mr. Gavin spent 45 years in various positions in the public service.
Lord Mayor hosts Civic Reception to mark Cllr. Dave McCarthy’s 25 years service as a City Councillor
First elected in 1985 representing the city’s North West Ward, Cllr. McCarthy was the last councillor elected as an Alderman in that ward.
More News
Culture Night 24/09/10
Over 50 City venues throw their doors open to the public, staying open late to put on a range of special cultural programmes for one night only.
Evening Echo Ladies Mini Marathon
The 29th running of the ever-popular Evening Echo Ladies Mini Marathon attracting over 10,000 participants - Sunday 26th September
Beamish Cork Folk Festival 30/9/-03/10/
The Beamish Cork Folk Festival presents the best of local, national, and international folk as well as traditional music, song and dance.
Guinness Cork Jazz Festival 22 - 25/10/10
One of Europe's Premier Jazz Festivals! - top names, the famous “Jazz Trail”, unique atmosphere – not to be missed!!!
Location of Civic Offices
Cork City Council offices are located on Anglesea Street, Cork City. Office opening hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Cash Desk, Planning and Parking Offices close at 4 p.m.
Switchboard (021) 496 6222, 492 4000. Emergency and Night Calls (021) 496 6512.
If you know the extension you require, you may dial 492 followed by the extension number to dial direct. Contact Numbers and Email Directory.
Parking
On street disk parking is available on Anglesea Street (1 hour zone). Parking Disks are available for purchase at City Hall. The City Hall multi-storey car park has a central location and is located on Eglinton Street, adjacent to City Hall.
Access
The Access Officer is responsible for ensuring access to Cork City Council services for persons with a disability. The Access Officer may be contacted at contacted at 021-4924037 or accessofficer@corkcity.ie. Fixed Counter Induction Loops are fitted in the public offices located on the Ground Floor of City Hall and also in the Council Chamber where council meetings are held.
An Eclipse reader is available at the Main Reception desk for persons with impaired vision.
Wheelchairs are available from the Porder's Desk for visitors who require assistance with mobility.
Cork City Council is located at City Hall, Anglesea Street, Cork, Ireland.
Cork city, situated on the banks of the river Lee, is home to 123,000 people. It is located on the South West coast of Ireland and is the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland. The area of the city is 3,731 hectares.
Visitors to Cork can choose from a variety of options to access the city. Cork International Airport handles flights for southwest Ireland, and is the most popular means of travel for those coming from abroad. There are domestic and international routes and the airport is situated just five miles south of the city centre.
The road, bus and rail networks are well developed, so from within Ireland these are good options.
Further information is available if you are travelling by car, by bus, by rail, by air or by ferry >>
The Online Services of Cork City Council include:
- Web Parking Fine Payment System
- Refuse Charges Payment
- Planning Enquiries
- Register of Electors Enquiries
- Library Catalogue
- Community Directory
- Online services subscribed to by Cork City Libraries
- Forms
Information on further publications >>
