'His work will live on': Cork officials pay tribute to Tony Power

This month’s online meeting of Cork City Council was suspended as a mark of respect to Tony Power, 57, who had been found dead at home just a few hours earlier
Tony Power raising the European Rainbow Flag at Cork City Hall for LGBTI+ Awareness Week in May. File picture: Jim Coughlan

Tony Power raising the European Rainbow Flag at Cork City Hall for LGBTI+ Awareness Week in May. File picture: Jim Coughlan

Tributes have been paid following the sudden death of a man described as a champion of those on the margins and a powerhouse of social inclusion in Cork city.

This month’s online meeting of Cork City Council was suspended as a mark of respect to Tony Power, 57, who had been found dead at home just a few hours earlier.

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