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Fingal County Council today celebrated the official opening of the Ongar Barnhill Road in Dublin 15

Five outstanding businesses shortlisted for this year’s competition.

Top finalist to receive €5,000, with €1,000 awarded to each remaining finalist.

Winner to be announced during Local Enterprise Week.

Fingal Arts Office in partnership with Graphic Studio Dublin are offering two places for professional artists of any discipline who are interested in learning about the medium of print. 

Funding has been secured for the installation of a Rock Armour Revetment at Burrow Beach, Portrane, to prevent further erosion of this section of coastline which is threatening homes in the area.

Fingal County Council has marked the commencement of works on the Seatown Road to Estuary Road Active Travel Scheme with a sod‑turning event

Bike Week is a week-long celebration of the benefits of cycling and the  National Transport Authority has awarded €16,522 in funding for Bike Week 2026 activities to Fingal County Council.

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce the commencement of the formal planning process for the €10m Public Swimming Pool in Balbriggan.  

The proposed demolition of one dwelling and construction of four dwellings and all associated site works at Malahide Road, Malahide, Co. Dublin.

As part of the Future Fingal: Fingal Skills Strategy, Fingal County Council hosted a Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Briefing at Baldoyle Training Centre, bringing together industry, education/training and government stakeholders.

To address a deficiency in local access to play, Fingal County Council launched a public consultation in relation to a Part XI planning application for locally accessible play opportunities for the Portrane community.