Housing, security and rising costs among key issues raised by Cork business group ahead of Budget 2026

Small business supports, housing action and additional Garda presence top list of priorities for Cork business group
Housing, security and rising costs among key issues raised by Cork business group ahead of Budget 2026

Dave O’Brien, President of the CBA.

Cork Business Association (CBA) President Dave O'Brien has commended what he calls a "positive momentum" in recent months, but said key challenges must be addressed in Budget 2026 to protect Cork City.

Publishing its pre-Budget submission on Thursday, the group lists business costs, Garda numbers and investment in public transport as the main issues facing Cork, with the most urgent concern being the need for increased housing.

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