Thank you to local artist John Carpenter who has donated this beautifully illustrated online book to Fingal libraries.

As part of this year's Fingal Festival of History, John Dorney discusses how the War of Independence unfolded in Dublin. https://youtu.be/p2xZyLjLu7Y 

US historian Cecelia Hartsell examines the progression of the American civil rights movement in this talk for the Fingal Festival of History

In Fingal Libraries’ series Ordinary People with Extraordinary Stories, join Barry from Blanchardstown Library as he interviews radio host, YouTuber, and children’s author Beverly Joseph. https://youtu.be/pgqLXGJqF8E. 

After a marathon 10-hour meeting Councillors last night agreed Fingal County Council’s 2023 budget of €333m which is an 11% increase on last year.

Fingal County Council Libraries Department is delighted to receive a very special donation of 100 children’s books written in the Ukrainian language. The books, suitable for children aged from 0 to 15 years, will be available to borrow from any Fingal Library and it is hoped that they will provide much comfort and joy to Ukrainian Children and their families during their stay in Ireland.

A new collaboration will see academics and researchers in DCU work together with daa and Fingal County Council to develop practical and impactful solutions aimed at making aviation more sustainable and to reduce the environmental impact of the aviation sector on the Fingal region.

Housing construction underway in one of the country’s fastest growing regions was in the spotlight today, as the Taoiseach Micheál Martin visited Fingal to see new homes being built at one of Fingal County Council’s flagship developments in Dublin 15.