Fingal County Council has rolled out an initiative that is designed to encourage young men to talk more openly about their mental health and that will see local barbers trained to recognise signs of distress, start supportive conversations, listen well and connect clients with the help they need.

Fingal County Council is currently delivering capital projects at an unprecedent scale, councillors were told as they approved a three-year Capital Programme worth €1.43 billion at the October monthly meeting of the Council.

Join us for Yoga classes with Joan McGinn brought to you by DDLETB (Dublin and Dún Laoghaire Education & Training Board).

This ten-week course for adults offers participants a relaxed informal space to explore techniques and skills to look after our mental health and build resilience.

The community of Meakstown celebrated a major milestone last week with the official opening of Meakstown Community Garden, a vibrant new green space designed to bring residents together, promote sustainability, and be a ‘breathing space for Fingal'.

Fingal is gearing up for Halloween with a month of family-friendly fun and a strong focus on planning ahead, staying alert and keeping communities safe when taking to Fingal’s streets this October.

Fingal County Council is delighted to continue its support for the Open House Dublin festival taking place 11th-19th October.