Blarney, the site of Blarney Castle, is a town about 8 km north-west of Cork city centre as the crow flies, in the Cork City Council area since 2019. Latest Blarney news, court cases, planning and what's on.
Updated Fri 6 Nov
Blarney Castle, 1997. Photo: Len Williams, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Geograph / Wikimedia Commons. Display cropped.
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Announcing the funding, housing minister James Browne said that, subject to planning approval, the new stations were expected to be under construction by late 2027 or early 2028 and open in 2029.
Also: Irish Examiner
Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas produced a memorable performance to overcome Whitechurch after extra-time in a thrilling Junior A Hurling Championship quarter-final.
Raised at Cobh MD, 5 Oct: Kilavullen Road to Whitechurch; Yellow Lock road, Carrignavar: potholes, Cllr S. O'Callaghan. Council reply: Scheduled for repair.
Source: Cork County Council, Cobh MD minutes, 5 Oct 2026, p.8Reported at Cobh MD, 5 Oct: Whitechurch and Carrignavar: footpath programme. Council reply: Works in progress in Whitechurch and Carrignavar.
Source: Cork County Council, Cobh MD minutes, 5 Oct 2026, p.5Planning application 26/45151 · received 2026-11-05
Planning application 26/45146 · received 2026-11-04
Planning application 26/45132 · received 2026-10-28
Source: Cork City Council CCPlanning_Alerts. Full addresses are on the official detail page.News, events and planning from neighbouring places.
