ROAD SAFETY WEEK 7th- 12th October 2024 SPEED KILLS

PRESS RELEASE | Minister for Mental Health and Older People marks World Mental Health Day 2024

Newsletter 11/10/2024

11/10/2024

Cork County PPN is proud to have relaunched our newsletter on 4 October 2024. In this second edition of our newsletter you’ll see our #FundingFriday segment and upcoming training opportunities …

PRESS RELEASE | Monthly Waiting List figures – September 2024

11/10/2024

The latest hospital waiting list figures published today by the National Treatment Purchase Fund (NTPF) for September demonstrate the progress achieved through the multi-annual action plan approach implemented by the Government to …

ROAD SAFETY WEEK 7th- 12th October 2024 Seat Belts

11/10/2024

The non-wearing of seat belts is a particularly dangerous road user behaviour, which has been recognised internationally as a key contributory factor in road traffic collisions and injury severity (WHO, …

PRESS RELEASE | Minister for Health confirms Budget 2025 funding for increased neurology services across the country

10/10/2024

Minister for Health confirms Budget 2025 funding for increased neurology services across the country. Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has today confirmed €2 million funding for 2025 for the expansion of …

Press Release | Oral Healthcare Services Factsheet

10/10/2024

Please see attached Oral Healthcare Services Factsheet for your information.

PRESS RELEASE | Minister for Mental Health and Older People marks World Mental Health Day 2024

10/10/2024

Today the Minister for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler, marks World Mental Health Day 2024. Today, and indeed World Mental Health Month for October, shines a spotlight on …

Bumper Relaunched Newsletter

09/10/2024

Cork County PPN is proud to have relaunched our newsletter on 4 October 2024. In this first edition, you’ll find introductions (and reintroductions) from PPN Coordinator Morrin Drislane and Support …

DRCD Migration Information Campaign

09/10/2024

The Department of Rural and Community Development (DRCD) has asked us to share this information on a new Government campaign on Migration. This is a cross-Government public information campaign to …


Fact: Speed is the biggest contributory factor in road deaths in Ireland. When you hit a pedestrian or cyclist at 50 km/h, they have a 50% chance of living.But hit them at 60 km/h, and that chance drops to just 10%. Remember the road is a shared space.If we all slow down it will make it safer for everyone. Further information can be accessed via the link below… Anti-speeding campaign by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) For further information regarding National Road Safety Week events use link below Irish Road Safety Week 2024 (rsa.ie)