⛴️ Cross River Ferry Suspended
The Cross River Ferry has been suspended due to refueling. Service expected to resume at 14:00. Source: In Cobh - Cross River Ferry Monitor | 16 February 2026, 13:05
The Cross River Ferry has been suspended due to refueling. Service expected to resume at 14:00. Source: In Cobh - Cross River Ferry Monitor | 16 February 2026, 13:05
Reports of debris, eastbound, on the N40 South Ring Road between Junction 6 (N27) Kinsale Road and Junction 7 South Douglas (Cork). Take care on approach. Source: TII Traffic Alerts, 16 February at 13:02.
Cork libraries celebrating Ireland Reads Day on 28th Feb with free author visits, workshops and events countywide. Library membership is free.
Reports of debris on road, northbound, on the M8 Dublin Motorway between Junction 12 (N73) Mitchelstown (North) and Junction 11 Cahir (South) (5 kilometres south of the Cahir area). Take care on approach. Source: TII Traffic Alerts, 16 February at 09:06.
Reports of traffic lights out at the junction of Wolfe Tone Street and Cathedral Road. Take care on approach.
Reports of a collision on the N20 Mallow, just north of the Annabella Roundabout. Take care on approach.
Gardaí and UK agencies hold joint event addressing threat of mass-fatality incidents involving clandestine migrants in Common Travel Area.
Cork City Council adopts Frugal Energy Efficient Living Policy to optimise resources across housing, mobility and urban planning.
Reports of an incident on Maryborough Hill. Emergency services are on scene. Take care on approach.
Reports of a collision on R635 North Ring Road near the junction with Colmcille Avenue. Take care on approach.
Road surface temperatures as low as -5°C recorded at R639 Mitchelstown, N25 Midleton Bypass, N22 Killarney and 11 others. Ice may be present, take extra care. Ice may be present on roads, especially on untreated surfaces, bridges, and elevated sections. Please take extra care when driving. Driving tips for
Cork City Councillor calls for a default 30km/h speed limit in built-up areas across Cork City to improve safety and quality of life.
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