Councillor for Cork City North East, Cork City Council

Jerrica Struthers

Independent

Co-opted 8 June 2026, replacing Ted Tynan.

Voting record

Tá — yes
Níl — no
Staon — abstained
Didn't vote

Named votes of Cork City Council while Jerrica Struthers was a member, from the council’s minutes. Most council decisions are made without a named vote, and not every meeting’s minutes have been read yet.

23 votes

29 Sep 2026NílVOTE ON WHETHER OR NOT TO ADJUST THE BASIC RATE OF LPTOn the proposal of An tArd-Mhéara, a vote was called for on whether to adjust the basic rate of LPTCarried 20–7
29 Sep 2026NílVOTE ON WHETHER TO ADJUST THE BASIC RATE OF LPT UPWARDS BY 15%On the proposal of Comhairleoir J. Kavanagh, seconded by Comhairleoir S. Martin, a vote was called for on whether to adjust the basic rate of LPT upwards by 15%Carried 20–7
29 Sep 2026NílVOTE ON WHETHER TO ADJUST THE BASIC RATE OF LPT FOR A THREE YEAR DURATIONOn the proposal of Comhairleoir S. Martin, seconded by Comhairleoir D. Cahill, a vote was called for on whether to adjust the basic rate of LPT for a three year durationCarried 18–9
14 Sep 2026Níl5. MINUTESOn the proposal of Comhairleoir A. Deasy, seconded by Comhairleoir N. O’Flynn, a vote was called for on sending the minutes back for amendmentLost 3–25
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the Proposed Variation No. 3 in its entirety apart from the matters circulated, which will each be subject to a separate vote.Carried 28–0
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the Rural Housing Policy (as set out in “2. Rural Housing Policy” of “Part A, Volume 1: Written Statement” of Proposed Variation No. 3 and as amended by the Chief Executive’s recommendations).Carried 26–3
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the amendment to the proposed zoning amendment: South West 1 – Lehenaghmore (off Togher Road) and Site Specific Objective 4.Carried 22–7
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment (as amended): South West 1 – Lehenaghmore (off Togher Road) and Site Specific Objective 4.Carried 21–8
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment: South West 2 – Lehenaghmore (east of Lehenaghmore Park) and Site-Specific Objective 5.Carried 22–7
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the amendment to the proposed zoning amendment: South West 6 – Spur Hill, Doughcloyne and Site-Specific Objective 19.Carried 27–2
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment (as amended): South West 6 – Spur Hill, Doughcloyne and Site-Specific Objective 19Carried 27–2
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment: South East 4 – Off Belmont Avenue, Garryduff and Site-Specific Objective 2.Carried 29–0
13 Jul 2026Níl7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the amendment to the proposed zoning amendment: South East 2 – Moneygourney, Douglas and Site-Specific Objective 1.Carried 23–6
13 Jul 2026Níl7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment (as amended): South East 2 – Moneygourney, Douglas and Site-Specific Objective 1.Carried 21–8
13 Jul 2026Níl7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment: South East 6 – Moneygourney, Douglas and Site-Specific Objective 3.Carried 26–3
13 Jul 2026Tá7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment: South East 3 – Castletreasure.Carried 27–2
13 Jul 2026Níl7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment: North East 1 – Sallybrook, Glanmire and paragraph 10.286A of the City Development Plan.Carried 19–10
13 Jul 2026Níl7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment: North East 3 – Kilcully (off Rosemount Estate) and Site-Specific Objective 10.Carried 25–4
13 Jul 2026Níl7.5 PROPOSED VARIATION NO. 3 (NPF IMPLEMENTATION: HOUSING GROWTH REQUIREMENTS, RURAL HOUSING POLICY & RELATED UPDATES) TO THE CORK CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 – 2028 (AS VARIED)An Chomhairle considered the proposed zoning amendment: North West 3 – Kerry Pike and Site-Specific Objective 16.Lost 7–22
13 Jul 2026Tá28.1 PROPOSED FLOOD RELIEF SCHEME FOR BLACKPOOLThat this Council declares it’s complete opposition to the OPW’s plans to cover over the last open stretch of the Bride River in Blackpool with concrete. These measures are supposed to be in the interests of flood prevention but according to the OPW’s own reports this is not the most effective option, it’s not the most cost-effective option and it will have a permanent negative impact on the local area. The alternative upstream storage option will control river water, is less expensive and will have significantly less impact on the health and wellbeing of the community of Blackpool. The culverting proposal is expensive and will drive major disruption in the area. It will also have limited effect for flooding caused by rainwater. The streams of water will continue to pour down every hill into Blackpool and flooding will continue to occur. This Council calls on Minister Jack Chambers to not approve the proposed Flood Relief Scheme for Blackpool. Instead, we are calling for the alternative, cheaper and more effective proposal of upstream storage.Carried 8–7
8 Jun 2026Tá7.6 NATIONAL MOBILITY HUBS PILOT PROGRAMME – CORK CITYOn the proposal of Comhairleoir P. Dineen, seconded by Comhairleoir J. Lynch, a vote was called for on the approval of the proposed Mobility Hubs Pilot ProgrammeCarried 22–3
8 Jun 2026Tá29.1 INVITATION TO CORK CITY HALLThat Cork City Council write to the Prime Minister of Spain Pedro Sánchez to formally invite him to Cork in recognition of the fact that he is the only leader of a large European Union country who has had the courage to call out and condemn United States President Donald Trump for his repeated breaches of international law and the rules based international order; breaches that have led to the deaths of countless innocent civilians and major disruptions to the world economy and which have fatally undermined the moral authority of the western democracies.Carried 15–6
8 Jun 2026Tá29.2 TRIPLE LOCKThat this Council: 1. Notes the Government's intention to remove the entire UN authorisation requirement (both Security Council and General Assembly routes) from the Triple Lock mechanism, which currently requires UN, Government and Dáil approval before Defence Forces personnel can be deployed on international missions; 2. Notes that polling consistently shows a majority of Irish people support retaining the Triple Lock, with 75% wanting to keep neutrality exactly as it is; 3. Notes that the Triple Lock was cited as a key guarantee of Irish neutrality during both the Nice Treaty (2002) and Lisbon Treaty (2009) referendum campaigns and that removal of the Triple Lock would be a fundamental undermining of Irish neutrality; 4. Opposes any proposals to remove the Triple Lock and calls for a referendum before any changes to Ireland’s neutrality provisions.Carried 17–7

Council meetings and minutes

Roster checked on 4 November 2026. Sources: Cork City Council — Meet your councillors, 2024 Cork City Council election (Wikipedia), Echo — Cork City Council gets two new members to replace newly elected TDs (17 Dec 2024), 96FM — Two new councillors on Cork City Council (10 Mar 2025), Echo — Struthers co-opted in place of Ted Tynan (June 2026).

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