A local producer of Irish cucumbers has been named by Fingal County Council as the winner of its first-ever Sustainable Business Competition. Welgro Produce, based in Rush, won the accolade as part of an initiative aimed at encouraging businesses across Fingal to implement more sustainable approaches into their day-today operations.

The four Dublin Local Authorities, An Garda Síochána, the Road Safety Authority, and the Dublin Cycling Campaign in call to action for users to ‘Light Up Your Bike’ during the darker commutes.

Irish Road Safety Week is an initiative of the Road Safety Authority (RSA). Fingal County Council’s Road Safety Officer and Active Travel team are joining forces with the RSA to assist them in promoting important messages throughout the week.

The Dublin Bay Prawn Festival, now in its 9th year, has grown into one of the largest festivals in Ireland, popular with foodies and families alike.

Fingal County Council has today unveiled a new campaign around efforts to build a more socially integrated community that not only accepts and respects everyone’s differences but celebrates the important contributions that residents make locally.

Moving Hearts was formed in early 1981 and ceased regular touring in 1984. Despite many changes in personnel, the band recorded four critically acclaimed albums; many bands including The Pogues have acknowledged the influence of ‘The Hearts’.

Award-winning comedian Neil Delamere is one of the top acts working in the Irish comedy scene today is set to bring his latest show "Work in Progress" to the Seamus Ennis Arts Centre.