Breakdown on M8 Northbound
Reports of a breakdown, northbound, on the M8 Dublin Motorway between Junction 19 (N40/N25) Dunkettle and Junction 18 Glanmire (Cork). Take care on approach. Source: TII Traffic Alerts, 12 August at 09:06.
Reports of a breakdown, northbound, on the M8 Dublin Motorway between Junction 19 (N40/N25) Dunkettle and Junction 18 Glanmire (Cork). Take care on approach. Source: TII Traffic Alerts, 12 August at 09:06.
Haulbowline Public Park will close from 2pm on Tuesday 18 August, reopening as normal on Wednesday 19 August.
Cork rail disruption 15-16 August: bus transfers replace many Cork-Cobh, Midleton, Mallow, Dublin and Tralee services. Check before travel.
Reminder: Don't look directly at today's eclipse. Sunglasses aren't enough, use certified glasses. Enjoy it, nothing this size again until 2090!
Reports of a breakdown at the Wilton Road R/A. Take care on approach.
Board of Works Road is being closed at Garda request, and the Solar Farm closure on Ballinrea Road, Carrigaline is extended to the 19th, Cllr Jack White says.
Reports of a collision, northbound, on the M8 Dublin Motorway between Junction 16 (Rathcormac) and Junction 15 (Fermoy South). Emergency serviices are en route. Take care on approach.
Reports of a collision, eastbound, on the N40 South Ring Road between Junction 10 (Mahon) and Junction 11 (Dunkettle). Take care on approach.
Two Cork food businesses were served with Prohibition Orders by HSE Environmental Health Officers during July, the FSAI has reported.
Eye doctors are warning Cork not to look directly at Wednesday's solar eclipse. Sunglasses offer no protection and retinal damage is irreversible.
Reports of debris, northbound, on the M8 Dublin Motorway between Junction 12 (N73) Mitchelstown (North) and Junction 11 Cahir (South) (5 kilometres north of the Mitchelstown area). Take care on approach. Source: TII Traffic Alerts, 11 August at 12:45.
County Cork will host almost 200 events for National Heritage Week 2026, running 15 to 23 August under the theme Heritage at Risk.
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