No to the Ringaskiddy Incinerator!
Cork Harbour is shared by city and county. The air we breathe has no boundaries. I’ve brought a Council motion for an incinerator levy to stop this, as the Greens did in 2007. Thanks to CHASE, my fellow councillors and all who’ve campaigned.

Last week in Cork City Council, I spoke about the importance of protecting Cork’s Green Belt and sticking to proper, long-term planning. Opening the Green Belt would only increase traffic, costs, and sprawl. Let’s plan for the future the right way.

I spoke this week at Cork City Council about immigration. No form of violence is ever acceptable. Ireland is, and must remain a country of peace, unity, and welcomes. When we stand together, we are stronger.

This week at Cork City Council, I called for Housing First to be adopted as a core strategy in Cork City. We need to put recovery, stability, and compassion at the heart of our housing policy and help the most vulnerable move from homelessness and addiction toward stability and recovery.

I spoke at Cork City Council calling for LUAS Cork to be recognised as a top national priority in the new National Development Plan (2026–2035). Cork has shown real leadership in planning for a sustainable, liveable city. Now we need the same commitment from national government!

My ticket’s ready for the FAI Cup Final!
This Sunday, @corkcityfc.ie face Shamrock Rovers — and myself and Cllr Dan Boyle believe history can be made again.
💪⚽ Up Cork! #CCFC84

Part two.

Thank you to everyone who came out to support us today at the first ever 'Cork Against Racism Carnival'. Cork came together today to stand up and send a powerful message that Cork stands against racism, and always will! Up Cork!