Lord Mayor represents Cork at Summit of the Cities in Belfast

The event marked the first time ever that civic representatives of every city on the island came together to discuss shared challenges.
Lord Mayor represents Cork at Summit of the Cities in Belfast

Damian Boylan with Ireland's eleven city mayors at the summit which was held in Belfast. Picture: Matt Mackey.

Fine Gael councillor Damian Boylan, Lord Mayor of Cork, met with mayors of Ireland’s other 11 cities at a historic event in Belfast last week.

The event marked the first time ever that civic representatives of every city on the island — including lord mayors, mayors, and chairpersons — came together to discuss shared challenges, opportunities for collaboration, knowledge-sharing and partnership between urban centres across Ireland.

The inaugural Summit of the Cities saw Mr Boylan participate in a panel discussion alongside Lord Mayor of Belfast Róis-Máíre Donnelly, and Lord Mayor of Dublin Ray McAdam.

The summit explored topics including arts and culture, cross-border trade, housing and regeneration, smart cities, and AI. The event also welcomed a number of international speakers, including former New York city mayor Bill de Blasio and former cabinet office second permanent secretary Sue Gray.

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