Cork County Council to vote on budget 2018
Cork County Council is preparing to vote on its budget for 2018.
Councillors have gathered in County Hall today to vote on the budget which it's expected will have a focus on houing with thousands on the waiting list.
It follows the approval of Cork City Council's budget where councillors in City Hall agreed on a €160 million budget for next year - that's an increase of €7.6 million on 2017.
There'll be no increase in rates, property tax or car parking costs in the city in 2018.
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