Cork Safety Alerts

Collision in Blackrock

🚨 Emergency services are en route. Take care on approach.

Collision on N40 Eastbound

⚠️ Take care on approach.

Coast Guard Units Rescue Grounded Boat at Trabolgan

Coast Guard crews rescue grounded boat at Trabolgan following coordinated response between Crosshaven and Guileen units.

Toxic Waste Sour Slush Products Recalled Over High Glycerol Levels

Toxic Waste slush recall: Blue Raspberry, Lemon/Lime & Apple varieties withdrawn due to high glycerol levels that may cause headaches and nausea in children.

✅ [Located]Gardaí Appeal for Information on Missing Cork Man Gerard Kelleher

Gerard has been located safe and well. Gardaí thank the public for their assistance.

Gardaí Issue Tickets to Drivers Misusing Western Road Bus Lanes

Reminder: Buses, taxis, bikes and escooters only in bus lanes.

West Cork Feel Good Festival Returns for 13th Year to Combat Rural Isolation

West Cork Feel Good Festival returns 1-31 October: month-long programme tackles isolation with concerts, drama, comedy and community connection across Cork.

Cork Volunteers Remove Over 9 Tonnes of Marine Litter in Weekend Beach Clean Blitz

Cork volunteers remove over 9 tonnes of marine litter as 11,000 people nationwide tackle 60 tonnes during Big Beach Clean weekend across Ireland's coastline.

EU Maintains Paracetamol Safe for Pregnancy Despite US Autism Claims

EU stands firm on paracetamol safety for pregnancy despite US autism claims.

Collision in Blackpool

Reports of a collision in Blackpool near the junction of Dublin Street, and Redforge Road. Emergency services are en route. Take care on approach.

Bird Flu Confirmed at Cork's The Lough as Visitors Urged to Avoid Contact with Wild Birds

‼️ Cork City Council confirms bird flu at The Lough. Visitors urged: don't touch sick/dead birds, keep dogs leashed.

Autumn Foraging Alert: The Deadly Risks Behind Cork's Mushroom Picking Craze

Ireland's mushroom season brings deadly dangers. 30 poisonous species grow nationwide. When in doubt, leave it out. Call NPIC: 01 809 2166