Irish Examiner on MSN1d
Cork City Council to hire behavioural scientist as part of bid to become climate neutral cityScientist to 'assist staff in applying behavioural insights to various policy areas, including active travel, service design, ...
Irish Examiner on MSN18h
Cork towns to get new parking machines that will accept credit card and app paymentsCork towns will see the roll-out of parking machines that will accept credit cards and app payments on top of the traditional ...
Investigative tests carried out for Uisce Éireann (UÉ) on the water supply from the Lee Road drinking water treatment plant, ...
Irish Examiner on MSN2d
Raw sewage overflows in Cork docklands following pumping station failureUisce Éireann is still working this morning to resolve an overflow of wastewater in the Atlantic Pond area in Cork city which ...
STUDENTS and staff were evacuated from a primary school in Cork city early this morning after a fire broke out on the ...
Planning permission for over 140 affordable homes in Cork City is to be sought by the Land Development Agency for a site ...
Cork City Council and the Land Development Agency (LDA) have revealed plans for a new affordable housing development right in ...
Reports of damage to electricity and telecoms infrastructure with some 20,000 homes and businesses hit by power outages ...
A council has defended spending over €320,000 on the restoration of a 120-year-old fireman’s rest, which critics argue has no ...
Cork City Council has defended spending €326,550 on the restoration of a120 year old Fireman’s Rest, which consists of a ...
Irish Independent on MSN2d
Former Cork litter warden recounts how difficult it was to fine dog-fouling offendersA man who spent more than two decades as a litter warden for County Cork said it is very difficult to reduce the level of dog fouling in public places because of how hard it is to punish people for ...
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