Den ceiliúradh linn, le scéalaí Róisín Murphy agus a cuid scéalta tradisiúnta ó Éirinn.

Latest figures show that companies supported by the Local Enterprise Office Fingal created 197 net new jobs in 2024. This marks an increase from the 178 jobs created in 2023.

Following the outcome of the Local Development Strategy (LDS) selection process, Heather Humphrey’s TD, Minister for Rural and Community Development and Minister for Social Protection signed the LEADER Funding Agreement for the implementation of the 2023-2027 programme in the Dublin sub-regional area on 26th January 2024.

This four-week computer course is for adults with some computer skills who would like to take it to the next level.

Fingal County Council in partnership with service provider Bleeper, handed over a brand new eCargo bike to Howth Goat Herder, Katie Abel. This brand new eCargo Bike will assist with the transport of essential supplies in attending to the 100 plus goats on Howth Head.

Treacy O’Connor & Orlaith O’Sullivan of Creating Wellness will deliver a six-week programme to support secondary school students to care for themselves during challenging times and in the lead up to exams.

The first Fingal Sports Awards took place on Monday 27 January at the Carlton Hotel Blanchardstown, honouring the exceptional contributions of sports volunteers and clubs across the county.

This six-week creative writing course for adults will look at  how the process of writing can help with wellbeing by working with memory, everyday surroundings, and imagination.

Starting 6th February, Fingal Sports Office is rolling out a six-week holistic exercise programme in the project room, Blanchardstown Library.