Fingal County Council’s Community Development Office has launched “Memory Makers - Reflections and Recollections Cocooners Special Edition 2020”, which features inspirational poems and short stories from cocooners across the County.
Fingal County Council has taken the decision to postpone the annual Festival of Flame at Halloween in light of the ongoing uncertainty due to the Covid19 pandemic.
Fingal County Council has completed a significant public realm initiative in the heart of Swords aimed at supporting local businesses by transforming the existing streetscape into a welcoming and attractive community space.
Applications are now open for theShopfront and Main Street Residences Painting and Improvement Grant Scheme where main street property owners can apply for grant funding of up to 50% of eligible costs and a maximum of €1,500 to replace and renovate shop fronts in Fingal town centres.
Fingal County Council is to commence the roll out of a €3.9m programme aimed at developing safer infrastructure for cyclists and pedestrians in towns and villages across the County.
Irish Water is working with Fingal County Council to carry out urgent repairs to restore water supply in parts of Howth and surrounding areas. Crews are working to repair the burst watermain as quickly and as safely as possible.
Irish Water working in partnership with Fingal County Council is progressing with the construction of almost 1.5km of new watermain along the Brackenstown road in order to safeguard the water supply to homes and businesses in the area.
Fingal County Council have installed three new benches in Redrock Park Howth. They are the initiative of and have been funded by the Howth SAAO Committee.
