Fingal Libraries annual Bealtaine Festival was officially launched today Friday 30th April by Mayor of Fingal Councillor David Healy. Also in attendance were Fingal County Librarian Betty Boardman and Director of Services Emer O’Gorman.

As more people engage with online shopping, we have launched a new Irish pharmacy website! We have a section called ' Grá Gael ' that has over 100 Irish products including brands: Holos, Elave, Handmade Soap, Celtic Candles.... Wide range of vitamins  including Solgar, Biocare and Sona.

The Award will assist its recipients - Clare Breen, David Beattie, Mark Joyce, Cliodhna Noonan, Diane Crotty, Helen Barry, Helen Keenan, Angelica Santander, Mary O'Donnell, Liam McCarthy and Mark Ball – to develop their practice in a wide range of different arts practices and creative experiences with or for children aged 0–5 years in different contexts.

The appointment demonstrates the Council’s commitment to supporting the growth of cricket in Tyrrelstown through the Cricket Development Team. The Team has fostered the growth of cricket in Fingal through their work with schools and clubs, and they have worked with clubs during the Covid-19 pandemic to create safe and community-friendly sporting environments.

Tyrrelstown has many children, youth and adults that have a huge interest in football and there is a clear need for a football club in the area. It is hoped to start operations in the summer with the vision of reforming the former football club (depending on government restrictions) as soon as possible.