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The latest cohort of TY football students have graduated. Along with football skills, fitness training and learning more on tactics, students took modules covering Maths and English, as well as learning about topics such as sports psychology and nutrition, and there’s even cooking lessons on how to produce high-performance meals for athletes.  

Fingal County Council’s Architects Department is hosting a presentation and talk by now retired South African Architect and Urban Designer, Heinrich Kammeÿer, which promises to be an interesting overview of his long and distinguished career as both an educator and practitioner. He is very well known amongst architects in South Africa for his inspiring lectures!

Fingal County Council has welcomed the allocation of €1,748,912 under the Community Recognition Fund for 26 projects across Fingal.

Fingal Arts Office is delighted to announce the successful recipients of the Fingal Artists' Support Scheme 2023.

Fingal County Council is now seeking expressions of interest from Donabate for enhancement works in the designated town centre area.

The Fingal Integration Team in collaboration with Department of Foreign Affairs / Irish Aid are supporting three groups to celebrate Fingal Africa Day 2023

The best-quality beaches along the Fingal coastline have been announced today by An Taisce at this year’s National Blue Flag and Green Coast Awards event held at Donabate.

On 11th May 2023 Mayor of Fingal Cllr Howard Mahony along with the Chief Executive, AnnMarie Farrelly, Councillor Anthony Lavin and Fingal County Council Operations Department together with the applicants celebrated the planting of fifty commemorative trees in Malahide Demesne.

Fingal County Council has launched an innovative new strategy for housing that aims to provide people with disabilities better opportunities and foster a more inclusive community. The approach not only prioritises accessibility but also recognises the importance of creating environments that promote independence, equality, and integration for all residents.

The meeting took place following the recent Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announcement of an all-season bathing advisory for Front Strand Beach in Balbriggan and the poor-quality bathing water experienced at times last year.