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Local Elections 2024 – County Cork: Two candidates re-elected to Fermoy LEA - Vimarsana News

Local Elections 2024 – County Cork: Two candidates re-elected to Fermoy LEA

1.45am No candidate elected after the first count in Bantry-West Cork LEA.

Councillors seeking resolution to capacity and space issues at North Cork school - Vimarsana News

Councillors seeking resolution to capacity and space issues at North Cork school

Councillors in the Fermoy Municipal District will meet as a group with representatives from Fermoy Educate Together School to try and find a solution to their capacity and space issues

Local authority confirms they will be shovel ready if funding is provided for footpath in North Cork village - Vimarsana News

Local authority confirms they will be shovel ready if funding is provided for footpath in North Cork village

A senior official with Cork County Council has reassured councillors that they will be shovel ready for the provision of a footpath from Rathcormac village to the Mondaniel junction on the R639 if funding is provided by the National Transport Authority (NTA).

Cork County Council admits no funding available for crash barriers on dangerous road sections - Vimarsana News

Cork County Council admits no funding available for crash barriers on dangerous road sections

A senior official with Cork County Council admitted there is no funding mechanism available to erect crash barriers on the road from Araglin Bridge to Araglin at Knockatrasnane and Ballinaparka Kilworth.

North Cork Fianna Fáil councillor William O'Leary resigns from party - Vimarsana News

North Cork Fianna Fáil councillor William O'Leary resigns from party

Fianna Fáil county councillor William O’Leary claimed Fianna Fáil has "abandoned many core values that I would have held dear".