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Green Party councillor for Cork City North East and erstwhile software engineer. 🌐 www.oliver.ie

Rendering of Energy Dome’s CO2 Battery project near Rhode, County Offaly, Ireland.
A variant of a Simpson's meme ("Don't make me tap the sign") with the sign replaced with, "Tap the reader."
Smyths Toys website with no results for "e-scooters".
A range of kick and electric scooters for sale in a toy store.
New planting and seating on Patrick's Street in Cork.
Women standing beside a memorial to a mother and baby.
Chart of residential unit commencements, 2015–2025.
A poster by Théophile Steinlen advertising a tour of Le Chat Noir caberet.
Bollards outside Brooklodge National School in Glanmire, Cork.
A section of the Glen River Park after a fire.
A map of ecological integrity in Europe.
A view of pedestrian crossings at St Luke's Cross.
A pedestrian crossing at St Luke's Cross in Cork.
Paul Weller at Live at the Marquee in Cork.
Page 1 of an observation on the demolition of the Old Cork Prison.
A photograph of community representatives with the Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork.
People listening to music outdoors at the Cork Summer Show.
Photograph from a movie screening in Cypress Avenue, Cork.
A photograph of attendees and collaborators at an event launch.
A plaque that reads, "In solidarity with Palestine, dedicated to the memory of Palestinians who have lost their lives and to all who continue to live through conflict, occupation, and displacement. May this place stand as a reflection of remembrance, humanity, solidarity, and hope for peace and justice,' placed by the people of Cork."
A community meeting in the Glen Resource Centre.
A photograph of people gathered for a celebration with a speaker addressing the crowd.
A giant beekeeper in a parade.
Oliver Moran standing beside a movie pop-up for Masters of the Universe.
Eoin O'Malley: That racists and bigots use the vacuum following an attempted beheading on a street by a Sudanese migrant in Belfast unsurprising. Perhaps if media and politicians addressed these issues rather than fear being called a bigot, there'd be less space for the real bigots to react. David Quinn: Exactly. (Screen shot of an exchange on X.)
Street performers and members of Cork City Council on Oliver Plunkett Street.
28.4 CITIZENS’ ASSEMBLY ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, DIGITALISATION AND TECHNOLOGY An Chomhairle considered and approved the following motion, noting the dissention of Comhairleoirí A. Deasy and P. Horgan:- ‘That Cork City Council will write to the Taoiseach, the Chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Artificial Intelligence and the Chair of the AI Advisory Council, supporting the recommendation of the first interim report of the committee to establish a Citizens’ Assembly on Artificial Intelligence, Digitalisation and Technology to facilitate inclusive public dialogue and democratic input on AI policy and ethics.’ (Proposer: Cllr. O. Moran 26/205)
Scene of demonstrators in Cork.
St John's ambulance team on e-bikes in Cork city centre.
A photograph of a talk on nature-based solutions to flooding in Cork City Hall.
Oliver Moran with staff from Transport Infrastructure Ireland in front of a display stand.
A photograph of a room with people in discussion at tables.
Members of Cork City Council gathering around retiring Ted Tynan.
Oliver Moran and GrĂĄinne Byrne.
Crowds of people in yellow T-shirts passing the camera view at the start of a Darkness into Light walk.
Oliver Moran and Honoré Kamegni at the National Learning Network in Cork.
Oliver Moran and a Green Party canvasser in Fernwood, Glanmire.
Map of Ireland showing the spread of six classification of urban and rural Ireland.
An infographic with the title, "Urban and Rural Life in Ireland 2025".
There are no jobs on a dead planet. May Day. Green Party / Comhaontas Glas.
A sign on a pole reading: "Attention. Dog owners. You have blind community members to walk up and down this footpath daily. Please be responsible and pick up your dog waste! Please be kind and do the right thing!"
Oliver Moran, Ciara O'Connor and Dan Boyle at a Cork Simon event.
The Lord Mayor of Cork with representatives of Cork City Council and Scouting Ireland.
A photograph of a crowd some seated watching children reciting a poem.
A group of people with bags of rubbish at the Glen River Park.
Simon Communities of Ireland 17,517 People in emergency homeless accommodation
An anti-dog fouling poster in the Glen River Park that reads, "GET YOUR SHđŸ’©T TOGETHER."
A photograph of a bend in a downhill road with families walking to collect children from a nearby school.
A photograph of a bin in the Glen River Park, showing signs of vandalism but remaining undefeated.
A scene from the adventure war film Inglourious Basterds premiered, where the character Archie Hicox, a British officer, blows his cover when ordering drinks by using the wrong finger gesture for "three" (a German would normally use his thumb, index finger and middle finger for it) which is immediately noticed by German officer Major Hellstrom, portrayed by August Diehl.
A scene showing participants seated at tables at a workshop.
Lisa Murphy at the Chit Chat group in Mayfield CPD.
A dragon boat team from Cork City Council.
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY COMMUNITY - NEXT STEPS Join us to help establish a Northside Cork SEC Following our Solar PV information session, we are now taking the next step toward creating a Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) for the north side of Cork City. With KIERAN LETTICE Energy Cork & SEA Mentor to Sustainable Energy Communities ‱ Learn what an SEC is and how it works ‱ Understand supports available through SEA ‱ Begin forming a local energy community ‱ Explore collective energy projects (solar, retrofitting, etc.) THURSDAY APRIL 16 7.30PM St. Joseph's Community Centre, Old Youghal Road All residents welcome - come along and get involved Organised by CLLR OLIVER MORAN
Page 1 of a submission on a planning application by the Port of Cork.
Screenshot of a section of a report from a planning application by the Port of Cork.
28.5 NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY THAT PROMOTES RENEWABLE ENERGY ‘That ongoing global instability affecting the cost of, and access to fossil fuel based energy, obliges us to follow and strengthen a national energy policy that promotes renewable energy through the appropriate taxation of fossil fuel use; while also placing investment priority to an even greater extent towards public transport.’ (Proposer: Cllr. D. Boyle 26/224)
"More sun. More wind. More peace." A poster by the European Greens and European Free Alliance.