Cork City Council Warns of Localised Surface Flooding on City Centre Quays on Tuesday

Cork City Council predicts localised surface flooding at high tide on Tuesday on low-lying city centre quays. Avoid parking on affected quays and allow extra time.

⛴️ Cross River Ferry Suspended

The Cross River Ferry has been suspended due to mechanical issue. Service expected to resume at 12:15. Source: In Cobh - Cross River Ferry Monitor | 28 September 2026, 11:43

Breakdown on N25 Eastbound

Reports of a breakdown, eastbound, on the N25 between Junction 1 (M8/N40) Dunkettle and Junction 2 Little Island (Cork). Take care on approach. Source: TII Traffic Alerts, 28 September at 10:50.

Iarnród Éireann Invites Transition Year Students To Imagine What Rail Could Look Like In 2050

Iarnród Éireann has launched TY on Track, inviting Transition Year students to make a short film on the future of rail in 2050.

Double Yellow Warnings for Cork: Very Strong Winds and Spells of Heavy Rain From Tuesday

Yellow wind and rainfall warnings for Cork from 1pm Tuesday: very strong, gusty southeasterly winds and spells of heavy rain.

Overnight Stop/Go Works Planned For Carrigrohane Road From Monday

Overnight stop/go works on Carrigrohane Road (Poulavone roundabout-Inchigaggin Lane), 9pm-6am, Mon 28 Sep-Fri 2 Oct, for resurfacing.

Collision on R579 Kanturk

Reports of a collision on the R579 Kanturk near Toyota, Earl Street. Take care on approach.

Collision on MacCurtain Street

Reports of a collision on MacCurtain Street near The Metropole Hotel. Emergency services are en route. Take care on approach.

Debris on M8 Southbound

Reports of debris, southbound, on the M8 Dublin Motorway between Junction 16 Rathcormac and Junction 17 Watergrasshill (1 kilometre north of the Watergrasshill area). Take care on approach. Source: TII Traffic Alerts, 27 September at 18:47.

Ballyvolane Road Resurfacing Works to Cause Disruption on Two Key Routes

Ballyhooly & Banduff Roads face resurfacing works from 28 Sept, STOP/GO traffic management in place.

Cork Braces for Strong Winds as Yellow Warning Comes Into Effect

Yellow wind warning issued for Cork and Kerry: very strong, gusty southeasterly winds forecast from Tuesday 1pm.

⚠️ Yellow Wind Warning Issued for Cork

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow Wind warning for Cork and Kerry. Very strong and gusty southeasterly winds. Potential impacts: * Difficult travelling conditions * Some fallen trees and branches * Debris, loose objects displaced * Wave overtopping due to a combination of Spring tides, surge and very strong onshore winds Warning details: