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Kenure Park in Rush was transformed into a hub of Halloween fun last Saturday as the Let’s Play Rush team hosted a frightfully fantastic community event that drew families from across the town. 

Fingal County Council, in partnership with our operating partner Occu Living, is proud to launch Church Fields Cost Rental – a new development offering 80 high quality 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments at more than 25% below market rent. Application portal opens Friday 31st October at 12 p.m. and closes Monday 12th November at 12 p.m.

Fingal County Council is delighted to congratulate all the TidyTowns committees on their continued success following the announcement of this year’s results.

Fingal’s County Architect Fionnuala May has been elected as President of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) for 2026-2027 after being nominated for the position by the RIAI Council. She is the 66th person to hold the position since it was first established in 1839 and the fifth woman.

Fingal has opened a €1.127m Community Climate Action grant for climate action and energy efficient projects that help enable communities to lower emissions

With more than 300 women in the room on the day the event, hosted by Dublin City Council and LEO Dublin City, welcomed female founders and business leaders from all four local authority areas in Dublin. LEO Dublin City, LEO Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, LEO Fingal and LEO South Dublin

The Sailing into Wellness programme promotes positive mental health and also helps build confidence, connection, and a sense of achievement among participants

A record number of Transition Year students from 22 Fingal schools filled The Helix as the Xplore Your Future TY Skills Expo returned for its third year, helping them discover sectors and opportunities that may suit them.

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 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.