Fingal County Council in partnership with UCD and Bleeper Bike, is delighted to announce the launch of the Ongar Bike Library, a new initiative aimed at promoting sustainable transportation and providing accessible cycling opportunities for the local community.

Aimed to raise awareness on the importance of clean gullies for marine life, Fingal County Council has launched a ‘Shore to Sea’ campaign that focuses on the serious harm of cigarette butts being thrown away and the damage that does to water quality

Marathonkids proudly launched its 2024 programme at DCU Morton Stadium, welcoming over 8,000 5th and 6th class students from 150 schools across Fingal County Council, Dublin City Council, Waterford County Council, and Gaeltacht Regions.

A new exhibit that showcases experiences faced by people from marginalised communities across Ireland has been opened in Swords, as Fingal County Council looks to continue its efforts to combat racist attitudes and behaviours. 

You'll be digging in the sand and searching in rock pools for plants and animals. Participants will learn about marine litter and the importance of a clean beach, climate change & dune restoration.

This European Mobility Week, The Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Brian McDonagh took possession of an eCargo bike for his term in office. This innovative initiative is part of Fingal County Council's commitment to promoting Active Travel, sustainable transportation and reducing carbon emissions.

This year, the festival will run from Monday 1st to Sunday 13th October 2024 throughout our Fingal library branches, with a History at the Library Day taking place on Saturday 5th October in the newly refurbished Carnegie Free Library on North Street, Swords.

Fingal County Council today launched a public survey to inform its 2024-2029 Corporate Plan.