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02/11/2026

A fantastic evening was had by all at Spooktacular at the Park in Fermoy last Friday!

Families enjoyed an evening packed with magical entertainment, spooky costumes, laughter and Halloween fun. From captivating magic shows to creative dress-up and plenty of family friendly activities, there was something for everyone to enjoy.

A huge thank you to everyone who came along and helped make the event such a memorable occasion.

Cork County Council Arts Service has opened its 2027 Arts Grants Schemes for applications.The 2027 schemes provide suppo...
02/11/2026

Cork County Council Arts Service has opened its 2027 Arts Grants Schemes for applications.

The 2027 schemes provide support for a wide range of creative activities, including:
· Arts Grant Scheme – Supporting arts organisations and community groups to deliver arts activities, projects, and events.
· Irish Language Arts – Funding to support projects that celebrate and promote Irish-language based arts.
· Small Capital Investment Scheme – Offers arts organisations the chance to improve their facilities and equipment.
· Creative Communities – Supporting large scale community arts projects.
Artist Bursary Award – Designed to assist individual artists to develop new work and provide access to professional and international opportunities.
· Tyrone Guthrie Centre Residency – Supports artists across all disciplines with a two-week residency in County Monaghan.
· Ballinglen Residency – Supports visual artists with a two-week residency in County Mayo.
· Artist in the Community Scheme – Enables artists to engage directly with communities through creative activities.

Two Online Information Sessions will take place on Wednesday, 11th of November at 12.30 – 1.30pm and from 6.30pm – 7.30pm.
Register to Attend: https://bit.ly/4f1PZ1t

Arts Grants Clinics will take place as per below:
Online: Thursday 5th November 10 – 4pm
Cork County Hall: Monday16th November 10am – 4pm
Clonakilty Council Chamber: 17th November, 10am – 4pm
Mallow: 24th November, 10am – 4pm
Book Here: https://bit.ly/4BWY6qj

For full details, please visit our website: https://bit.ly/4Bwsyai

02/11/2026

Life on Oileán Chléire is shaped by its people, culture and stunning surroundings. Discover the charm of Oileán Chléire through the eyes of Judith Gilbert.

Hear from Judith on how Cork County Council assists with local events, arts programmes and festivals which helps attract visitors and supports island life.

📣 Weekly Planning List Update✅ Visit our website for up-to-date weekly lists of planning applications and decisions from...
02/11/2026

📣 Weekly Planning List Update

âś… Visit our website for up-to-date weekly lists of planning applications and decisions from across the county.

➡️ https://bit.ly/4vtgiUa

01/11/2026

We have several events coming up in November as part of our Healthy Ireland at Your Library programme.

Some events will require prebooking, so please contact your local branch for full details.



Cork County PPN
Macroom Mens Shed
MACROOM NOTICE BOARD
Macroom Notice & Community Board
Macroom Frc
Bandon Notice Board
Innishannon & Bandon Notice Board
Bandon Family Resource Centre
St.Michael's Centre
Carrigaline Community Complex
Europe Direct Carrigaline
Carrigaline Family Support Centre
Kinsale Notice Board.
Kinsale Advertiser & What's On In Kinsale
Mallow Notice Board
Mallow Health Project
Mallow Development Partnership
North Cork Social Prescribing
Millstreet Community Council
Millstreet Notice & Community Board

31/10/2026

Have you visited the Leap Scarecrow Festival yet?

There's still time to explore the fantastic displays, meet the creative characters and enjoy a fun day out for all the family.

Our video offers just a glimpse of what's on offer. Make sure to see the scarecrows in person before the festival comes to an end on Sunday, 1 November.

31/10/2026

As beaches are unsupervised over the winter months, it is important to be aware of and to know the meaning of signage at beaches throughout Cork County.

Beach safety signs provide important information about hazards, water conditions and safe access points. Hear from two of our beach lifeguards to learn what they mean. Understanding these signs can help you make informed decisions and stay safe near the water.

Remember, if you see someone in danger in the water, call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coast Guard. Don't enter the water yourself.

30/10/2026

Mallow Castle Haunted Walk 2026

What a fantastic evening at Mallow Castle on 28th October, where families and visitors enjoyed a spooktacular Haunted Walk through the castle grounds from 5pm to 8pm.

A sincere thank you to all our volunteers, performers and community groups who helped bring the Haunted Walk to life, including Mallow Arts Festival, Mallow Musical Society, Witches of Doneraile, CDYS and Centre Stage School. Your creativity, enthusiasm and hard work made the event such a success.

We would also like to acknowledge the funding from CreativeIrl, Cork County Council Tourism & Arts Section and Fáilte Ireland whose assistance helped make this community event possible.

Take a look at some of the highlights from the evening!

Pure Cork

“I am going to grow old in this house.”Starting conversations about future housing and support needs early can help disa...
30/10/2026

“I am going to grow old in this house.”

Starting conversations about future housing and support needs early can help disabled people and their families think ahead, while making sure the person’s own wishes remain central.

If you’re thinking about independent living for yourself or a family member, find the information you need here - www.HomeAndSupportsHub.ie



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30/10/2026

Cork County Council commemorated 100 years of our national anthem, Amhrán na bhFiann, at Full Council meeting held on Tuesday 27th October.

The Council’s Heritage Officer, Conor Nelligan, presented a brief history of the song to Cork County Council’s Elected Members. Afterwards, the Members were led in a rendition of Amhrán na bhFiann by Kelley Petcu, voice teacher at MTU School of Music.

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Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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