Cork City Council issues in Blarney

On the agenda at Full Council, 12 Oct: Asked what regular debris clearing and culvert checks are done on the Glashaboy, Bride, Glen and Martin rivers to prevent flooding, Cllr Noel O'Flynn. Committee stage: The Environment, Water & Amenity SPC (22 Sep) accepted the Director of Services' report of 15 May 2026 and sent it to Council for approval; the report itself is not in the agenda.

Lodged at Full Council, 12 Oct (for the Transport & Mobility SPC, 21 Dec 2026): Ask the NTA and Irish Rail about 90-minute fares to Midleton, Cobh and Mallow, more peak carriages, a Blarney park and ride, and sheltered bike parking at Mallow and other stations, Cllrs Honore Kamegni and Niamh O'Connor. Council reply not yet published.

On the agenda at North West LAC, 28 Sep: Assess the footpaths in Senandale Estate, Cloghroe, for full replacement, Cllr John Sheehan. Council reply not published online.

On the agenda at North West LAC, 28 Sep: Urgent repair of the uneven footpath from the Blarney playground to the pedestrian crossing, where people have fallen, Cllr John Sheehan. Council reply not published online.

Reported at Full Council, 14 Sep: €20.45m regeneration fund for Cork City: €7.5m each for the English Market and Douglas Street public realm, €5m for Blarney Civic Centre, €150k each for Douglas Village, North Main Street and the Cook Street area.