We will be hosting a Farmer Health Check in Corrin Mart, Fermoy P61EE37, as part of Mens Health Week starting @11am on 9th June.
Cork County Muintir na Tire News
Wednesday, 27 May 2026
Farmer Health Check June 9th
ADHD Parenting Workshop – 9th June | Mitchelstown Library
ADHD Parenting Workshop IS being hosted by Ballyhoura Development, which may be of interest to your members, families, or service users.
This informative and supportive workshop is designed for parents, adults with ADHD, and anyone supporting children or adults with ADHD or suspected ADHD. It aims to increase understanding of ADHD while offering practical, everyday strategies in a welcoming and inclusive space.
Event Details
- Date: 9th June 2026
- Time: 10:30am – 12:30pm
- Location: Mitchelstown Library, Co. Cork, P67 A663
About the Workshop
This interactive session will explore:
- Understanding the ADHD brain
- Emotional regulation and managing overwhelm
- Focus, organisation and time management challenges
- ADHD strengths and positive approaches
- Practical supports for daily life and wellbeing
The workshop will run for approximately 2 hours, with the final 30 minutes dedicated to tea, coffee and refreshments. This informal time will allow parents and participants to:
- Meet and connect with others
- Share experiences and stories
- Ask questions
- Seek advice and support from the facilitator
Interested?
Anyone interested in attending can express their interest by registering via the link below:
https://www.
Please feel free to share this information with anyone who may benefit from attending. If you need any additional details, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Kind Regards,
Gráinne Fitzgerald (She/Her) – Development Officer
Ballyhoura Development CLG, Charleville, Co. Cork
Phone number 086-8366679
Reception: 063 30694 Email: gfitzgerald@ballyhoura.
Fax: 063 91330 www.ballyhouradevelopment.com
Company No: 190417 Charitable Status No: CHY10671
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CORK COUNTY COUNCIL REQUIRES Full-time Pool Assistant - Mallow Swimming Pool (26/044)
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Recruitment for HSE South West Patient and Service User Partnership Groups
Recruitment for Regional Patient and Service User Partnership Groups
HSE South West is establishing a Patient and Service User Partnership Council to ensure the voice of patients and service users informs service design, delivery, and evaluation and to act as an advisory body to the Regional Executive Management Team. The Council will be made of adults who have used, or supported someone else to use, health and social care services in the HSE South West region.
It is important that the Patient and Service User Partnership Council is diverse. We want people with different experiences and perspectives.
In addition, HSE South West is setting up a Patient and Service User Partnership Panel and a Patient and Service User Partnership Mailing List.
We are carrying out a recruitment campaign inviting people living in the HSE South West region to apply. Applications are open for the HSE South West Patient and Service-User Partnership Groups and close on May 26th 2026
Request for staff to share opportunity with their networks
We would like support from health and social care services across the region to promote this opportunity to join the Patient and Service User Partnership Groups.
If you have any queries, please contact Jimmy Burke, Regional Patient and Service User Experience Lead for HSE South West – partnership.southwest@hse.ie; 087 4517250.
Kind regards,
Jimmy Burke
Regional Patient and Service User Lead | HSE South West
Áras na Ceachan, Páirc Ghnó agus Teicneolaíochta, Bóthar na Modh Feirme, Corcaigh. Eircode
Caha House, Business and Technology Park, Model Farm Road, Cork. Eircode T12 XHT4
Tourism Development Fund and Walking Trails Maintenance Grant 2026
Cork County Council is pleased to announce the launch of two new tourism support grants for 2026, the Cork County Tourism Development Fund and the Walking Trails Maintenance Grant, which open for applications on Monday 18th May 2026:
- The Cork County Tourism Development Fund focuses on tourism marketing initiatives and tourist office operational support. This scheme aims to enhance the promotion of Cork as a leading visitor destination by supporting innovative marketing campaigns, the development of promotional materials, and the continued operation of local tourist offices that play a vital role in welcoming visitors and providing information.
- The Walking Trails Maintenance Grant is dedicated to the maintenance and improvement of walking trails across the county. This funding will assist community groups and organisations in preserving and enhancing Cork’s extensive network of trails, ensuring they remain safe, accessible, and enjoyable for both residents and visitors while supporting sustainable outdoor tourism.
Applications for both funds are open from 18th May 2026, with the closing date for submissions of Friday 12th June 2026 at 5pm. Further details can be found here: https://www.corkcoco.ie/
Best regards,
Noelle Nally | PPN Support & Development Worker | Cork County PPN
Community, Tourism & Rural Development
Cork County Council | Cork | T12 R2NC Ireland
T (021) 4285265 | M +353 860597563
Noelle.Nally@corkcoco.ie
Cork County PPN | Public Participation Network
Representative Vacancies available:
The main reason the PPNs were set up is to enable community groups to be represented and to feed into local government decision-making in a way that is fair, clear and respectful. The PPNs have three main areas of interest, also called ‘Pillars’:
- Community and Voluntary
- Social Inclusion
- Environmental
On becoming a member of a PPN, each organisation is asked to select the Pillar which represents their main interest. The Pillars nominate and elect people from within their Member Groups to represent them on some of the Boards and Committees set up by the Local Authorities and other bodies. This is key to the participation part of the Public Participation Networks. This is how the voices of Member Groups are included and heard when it comes to the policy and decision-making process.
Cork County PPN has a number of voluntary vacancies currently available -
SPC Vacancies:
Economic Development & Enterprise SPC: 2 seats vacant (any pillar)Tourism SPC: 1 seat vacant (any pillar)
Social Inclusion, Community & Rural Development SPC: 2 seats vacant (any pillar)
Arts, Culture & Language SPC: 1 seat vacant (any pillar)
LCDC Vacancies:
- North Cork (2 Social Inclusion vacancies)
- South Cork (1 Social Inclusion vacancies)
- West Cork (1 Social Inclusion vacancies)
Applications forms for all our available roles can be found on our website: https://
- or reach out to ppn@corkcoco.ie and we can have a chat with you about any of the roles available.
Best regards,
Noelle Nally | PPN Support & Development Worker | Cork County PPN
Community, Tourism & Rural Development
Cork County Council | Cork | T12 R2NC Ireland
T (021) 4285265 | M +353 860597563
Noelle.Nally@corkcoco.ie
Cork County PPN | Public Participation Network
Friday, 22 May 2026
Cork County Council Stay Connected Hiring Job Vacancy
CORK COUNTY COUNCIL REQUIRES Executive Librarian (26/042) Closing date for the receipt of completed application forms is 4pm on Friday, 12th June 2026. Further details and application forms for the above posts are available on the careers’ section of the website: www.corkcoco.ie; or by e-mailing: recruitment@corkcoco.ie
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