Fingal County Council has today unveiled “Space for Play – A Play Policy for Fingal” which outlines how the Council intends to improve the provision of play facilities, activities and other initiatives for children across Ireland’s youngest the county.

To highlight the issue of dog fouling County Councils in the region have developed a new campaign to remind dog owners to pick up after their dog wherever they are. Community Groups and Tidy Towns are encouraged to use and share the online resources to highlight this campaign which are available on our website.

Fingal County Council Arts Office is delighted to announce the Graphic Studio Dublin Fine Art Print Residency Award.

From the producers of ‘Once’ and ‘Sing Street’, comes ‘Float Like a Butterfly’, a powerful and timely story of a girl's fight for freedom and belonging. In a gender-reversal of classic film Billy Elliot and inspired vaguely by Katie Taylor, the film concerns a young 15 year old Traveller girl who, as a huge fan of Mohammad Ali, trains herself into a state of boxing excellence.

Dublin projects wins at all-Ireland community awards. Bayside Community Association was honoured at the all-Ireland Pride of Place community awards on Monday evening, May 16th.The awards, hosted by RTE’s Marty Whelan, took place in Kerry’s INEC centre with 400 community volunteers in attendance.

If you've always wanted to learn how to take better pictures, now is your chance. Barry from Fingal Libraries has created a 3-part photography series covering the exposure triangle, composition, and light.