A diverse range of events will be taking place throughout Fingal this National Heritage Week, from August 15th to 23rd, including tours, talks, walks, exhibitions, and much more.
Fingal County Council is delighted to announce the successful recipients of funding under the Local Environment Action Fund (LEAF), with €100,000 being awarded across 30 community-led projects throughout the county.
Following notification this evening from Uisce Éireann of an overflow at the Malahide Waste Water Treatment Plant, a DO NOT SWIM notice has been issued for Malahide Beach in consultation with the HSE.
A Fingal County Council Shopfront Enhancement Scheme designed to enhance town centres throughout Fingal has been announced, with businesses across the county being encouraged to apply for the new funding.
Fingal County Council has launched a public consultation on proposed Front of School Interventions at Skerries Community College and St Patrick's Junior and Senior National Schools as part of the Skerries Active Travel Plan.
Fingal County Council is inviting residents, community groups and local organisations to have their say on the future expansion of the Fingal Community Car.
Dublin’s newest family festival is coming to Blanchardstown. This summer BlanchFest makes its debut in Millennium Park, Blanchardstown on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 August.
Fingal County Council is inviting owners and custodians of historic buildings to apply for funding for works to be undertaken in 2027 to repair and conserve Fingal’s historic building stock.
Following results received today (29 July 2026) the bathing water quality at all 10 designated bathing waters and from Malahide Beach (non-designated bathing area) have been classified as excellent.
