As part of the Fingal Creative Ireland Programme 2024,  Dr. John Nutekpor will host the topic 'Decolonizing The Mind Through Artistic Expressions: The Afro-Irish Cultural Dialogue'.

Now in its fourth year, the Fingal Magic of Stories Festival has firmly established itself as one of Ireland’s premier celebrations of children’s literature. Fingal Libraries will once again build on the success of previous years to deliver a fun-filled day of author visits and creative activities at Swords Castle on Saturday, 27th September. 

The annual Howth Maritime & Seafood Festival sails into port once again, with this year’s event taking place on the 6th and 7th of September 2025.

Helium Arts empowers children with lifelong health conditions through creativity and the arts, giving them an opportunity for connection, belonging, imagination and joy.

As part of a series of inclusive, sustainable art workshops, The Wizard of Creation, Aga Hutcheson will hold this Sustainable 3D Art Workshop with members of the Prosper Fingal Swords branch. This workshop offers participants an outlet to explore their creativity together in a welcoming environment and to benefit from the advice and support of an experienced art teacher.  

A small business from Fingal will get the chance to exhibit themselves to almost 300,000 people at the National Ploughing Championships in Screggan, County Offaly next month as part of the Local Enterprise Village.

Dublin's largest sports activity day returns for its second year.

There have been sightings of Lions Mane jellyfish at some of our beaches. These jellyfish may also be spotted at our other beaches over the coming weeks.