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Baldoyle’s new €10 million Racecourse Community Centre has officially opened, marking a major milestone in Fingal County Council’s commitment to delivering world-class amenities for a growing community. Years of planning and design have culminated in this state-of-the-art facility, which prioritises sustainability, accessibility, and inclusivity at its core

The Strategy, launched by Mayor of Fingal Cllr Tom O’Leary on 16 January 2026, sets out a clear and actionable roadmap to ensure Fingal continues to evolve as an age friendly county.

Works are beginning this month on a major upgrade to the wastewater network along Balheary Road, Swords which will make it possible to deliver 2,980 new homes and ensure the area can grow sustainably into the future. 

Fingal County Council has been shortlisted for this year’s Local Authority Member Association (LAMA) awards. The awards, now in their 20th year, celebrate the collaboration between communities and local authorities to improve lives across Ireland.

ANCA is proceeding to undertake a Strategic Environmental Assessment 

Fingal County Council Arts Office is pleased to announce the return of the Fingal Artists’ Support Scheme for 2026. This funding stream offers professional artists the opportunity to apply for up to €5,000 to support travel and professional development opportunities, a residency, or towards the development of work.

Some of Fingal’s best up-and-coming craft and design businesses will join over 100 companies from across Ireland at Local Enterprise Showcase during Showcase 2026 in the RDS, running from 18th–20th January. 

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce the official opening of the upgraded Portmarnock Rail Bridge, creating a vital link between Drumnigh Manor and Skylark Place. 

Fingal County Council and Broomfield Construction have officially started work on transforming a run down 19th century townhouse in Swords. The project will refurbish, convert and extend the old building to create 13 new homes on North Street, right in the centre of the town.

Fingal County Council Chief Executive AnnMarie Farrelly today announced changes to the organisational structure of the Council to meet the different challenges presented by the rapid growth in Fingal’s population.