As the Storm Éowyn clean-up continues, Cavan County Council is working with local partners through the Cavan Community Forum to put in place local community hubs where those affected by power cuts and water outages can come and avail of facilities such as charging, heat, and tea/coffee.
Click here to find information in relation to alternative water sources available across the county.
Cavan County Council wishes to advise its tenants that we are currently receiving an unprecedented number of repair requests following Storm Éowyn
The opportunity to make rezoning requests on Final Map for 2025 is also available within this webpage.
The members of Cavan County Council have created a funding scheme in each of the three Municipal District areas for the purpose of supporting community groups in delivering and promoting projects in their areas.
While many of the roads across County Cavan blocked by fallen trees have re-opened following Storm Eowyn, hazards remain and continued vigilance is advised.
Storm Éowyn will bring extremely dangerous and damaging winds and a status red weather warning on Friday 24th January 2025
Cavan County Council intends to close to public traffic the R212-3 Farnham Place each night Monday night to Thursday night (inclusive) from 7pm until 7am during the period from Monday, 17th February to Friday, 7th March 2025 to facilitate Uisce Éireann undertaking essential watermain replacement works
Cavan Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) invites applications from community groups and community facilities under the Local Enhancement Programme 2025.
Cavan County Council has made an order to close to public traffic, the L1513 (referred to as Loreto Road) from 8am Monday 27 January to 8pm Friday 14th February (inclusive of Weekends) for the purpose of footpath construction and accommodation works