Cork North West News

Cork North West TD, Michael Creed has welcomed the decision to hold the referendum count for Cork County in Colaiste Choilm, Ballincollig on October 5th. Commenting on the decision Deputy Creed said: “It is correct and proper that the forthcoming referendum counts for Cork County will be held in the County, and not within the

Cork North West TD Michael Creed, has highlighted that many Irish people returned from a lifetime of work in the UK could be eligible for the UK Winter Fuel Payment Allowance – even if they did not receive the payment while living there. “To be eligible for this fuel payment, the only requirement is that

Cork North West TD Michael Creed has welcomed the provision of funding of €199,290 to Clondrohid Community Recreational Facility Ltd. to develop a recreational facility consisting of a community walkway with site landscaping and furniture, an outdoor gym and a 250 metre running track in Clondrohid.  This is the second phase of a two-phase development,

Cork North West TD Michael Creed and his colleague in Cork County Council Michael Creed MCC, have both warmly welcomed the approval of the replacement of 1200m length of 100mm asbestos cement water main associated with Coachford water supply scheme.  Commenting on this approval Deputy Creed said: “This issue has been a matter of huge

Cork North West TD, Michael Creed, has welcomed the approval of €3.2 million of funding for the Ballincollig Sewerage scheme wastewater treatment plant upgrade contract, by the Minister for the Environment Community & Local Government, Mr Phil Hogan TD.  Commenting on the announcement Deputy Creed said: “This funding is being provided for the purposes of

Fine Gael Cork North West TD Michael Creed, has urged everyone across Cork North West to make sure that they are registered to vote in the Children’s Referendum on Saturday, November 10th. If you are not registered to vote, you have until October 23rd to add you name to the Supplementary Register. “This will be one of

Masseytown: As you will be aware The Masseytown area of Macroom consists of 3 or 4 small housing estates plus a number of scattered individual houses.  The estates are relatively new and most viewers use either MMDS or satellite for reception, although there is a scattering of houses that use Mullaghanish and the local analogue