Get ready to don your green attire and immerse yourself in the festivities as St. Patrick's Day sweeps across Fingal on Sunday, 17 March.

Fingal Arts Office, in partnership with Children’s Books Ireland, are delighted to announce Niamh Sharkey as the Fingal recipient of the 2024 Fingal County Council, Children’s Books Ireland Tyrone Guthrie Centre Bursary Award.

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce the launch of the Fingal Heritage Plan 2024-2030.

Walking and cycling take 530,000 cars off Dublin roads every day, according to Walking and Cycling Index. 71% of adults in Dublin walk or wheel at least five times a week, 25% cycle at least once a week.

Fingal County Council is getting ready to celebrate our language and culture during Seachtain na Gaeilge 1- 17, March 2024.

Fingal County Council has launched two public consultations connected to road safety measures in Rush. A School Street initiative for Rush National School and a junction upgrade adjacent to the school are now open for public feedback.

Join author and illustrator Alan Nolan as he brings you on a trip around Dublin's lost landmarks and creepiest crypt. Dancer, choreographer, singer-songwriter and poet, Tura Aratura for a multi-arts experiential session and the Blanchardstown Brass Band.

Enjoy a special Culture Night Storytime before bed with Sarah Sparkles, face-painting with Romina in the library, and the beautiful sounds of the harp, played by Patricia Daly.  

This September, celebrate Culture Night 2022 with a programme of free events taking place in Fingal Libraries.