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A big shout out to all teenagers to join Fingal County Council for our pre Cruinniú celebrations on the June Bank Holiday weekend.

Take a colourful journey of geometric shapes and patterns by exploring the work of artist Sol LeWitt. Sol was an artist who began working in the 1950s and became most well-known for huge abstract drawings that he made by drawing directly on to walls! 

An uplifting adventure exploring movement, space, music and play! Facilitated by the exceptional Dublin Youth Dance Company, this inventive dance workshop can be enjoyed in any family setting, indoors or outdoors. Liberate your spins, twists and jumps and prepare to dance your own dance! Register here to receive a Zoom invite to the virtual workshop on June 13th.

Fingal Arts Office recently celebrated 25 Years of Collecting Art. We now share a selection of artworks from this amazing collection with you and invite you to respond with your own masterpieces.

In the second part of this series, mindfulness teacher Rita O'Donovan talks about minding our mental health in these difficult times and shows us a body scan mindfulness exercise to help us become more aware of what our bodies are telling us.

In this video, mindfulness teacher Rita O'Donovan talks about minding our mental health in these difficult times and shows us a mindfulness exercise to help us become more aware of what our bodies are telling us.

In this video, Jill Barrett, Executive Performance and Leadership Coach, talks about the difference between reacting and responding to a stimulus, and the importance of pausing and giving ourselves some space between stimulus and response. Part two of a four-part resilience series.

In this first part of a four-part series about resilience, Barry from Blanchardstown Library speaks to Jill Barrett, Executive Performance and Leadership Coach, about the different types of resilience, and gives some practical tips on how to build up your own resilience.

Finance, restarting the Fingal economy and housing supply among topics in online discussions.

Irish people are partaking in more individual sport and recreational walking during the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions. That was the key finding of research published today by Sport Ireland, which shows a surge in numbers walking, cycling and running since the restrictions were put in place in March.