Over €280,000 in current and capital funding has been allocated to 92 community groups and organisations across Fingal today as announced by Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary, and Minister of State Jerry Buttimer.

Over a series of three workshops in the Fingal Makerspace, participants will design their own Brigid’s cloak in the form of a quilt.

Join Dr. Shane O’Reilly, Technological University Dublin, for this fascinating talk on unlocking nature's pharmacy: the untapped potential of Ireland’s coastal marine environment to improve health and wellbeing.

Wednesday, June 11th , the Mayor of Fingal Cllr. Brian McDonagh launched Morton Games, World Athletics Continental tour which will take place in a month’s time, Friday July 11th at the Morton Stadium Dublin.

Skerries Harbour Road and Red Island is set to be transformed after Councillors gave the green light for Fingal County Council to proceed with active travel and public realm improvement measures at the Council’s monthly meeting on Monday.

Fingal has a diverse set of habitats from farmland to coastal islands, parklands to urban sprawl. These provide a diverse range of birds from the garden Robin to rare Roseate Terns. The talk by Dr. Frank Prendergast of Birdwatch Fingal will explore Fingal’s habitats, wild bird sightings and sounds, and what we can do to protect these for the future.

Would you like to experience incredible immersive worlds on an Oculus Virtual Reality (VR) device? The Swords Library VR champions will show you how to use this exciting technology. Ages 13+ Please note that Meta VR systems are not toys and must not be used by children under 13. For further information please go to https://www.meta. com/ie/quest/safety-center/

Join storyteller Pat Ryan in your local library for some spooky stories, funny folk, and tall tales. Suitable for ages 5+.

This Shared Island initiative is sponsored by the Irish government and funded by Creative Ireland through Fingal County Council. The project spans two years - 2024/25 - where we create and nurture connections with these choir members, North and South, through singing, music, poetry, shared creative learning and public performances in both communities. The project will include the commission of two new songs, inspired by all choir members, which will be performed on both sides of the border and captured in a shared memory book.