Fingal County Council is calling on residents, community groups, voluntary organisations, businesses and local stakeholders to have their say on the safety issues that matter most in their communities through a new Local Community Safety Partnership (LCSP) survey and a series of public engagement events.

Works update for the SCQ / Public Realm from the 5th - 18 October

Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Tony Murphy, alongside Minister for Transport and Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment, Darragh O'Brien TD, today marked a major milestone in the delivery of the New Street Public Realm Enhancement Project, which will transform the heart of Malahide village centre. 

Fingal County Council has today proudly opened the all-new Naul Village Park, a welcoming and inclusive community space in the heart of the village for residents and visitors to enjoy.

Slurry application will be permitted this year up to Wednesday 7 October, with the closed period for slurry spreading commencing on Thursday 8 October.

Fingal County Council Arts Office, in association with Glenveagh, has unveiled a magnificent new public art commission located in Folkstown Park, Balbriggan on the 24th of September 2026. The artwork was created by multidisciplinary artist Luis Enrique Martín and was curated by Aisling Prior, Curator, Office for Art.

MarathonKids Ireland officially launched its 2026 programme at Morton Stadium, bringing schools across Fingal County Council and Dublin City Council together for an eight-week journey focused on physical activity, health and wellbeing.

On 17 September, Fingal County Council brought together key stakeholders from the transport and logistics sector at the Riasc Centre in Kinsealy to examine the growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the Transport and Logistics Sector.

Fingal County Council is proud to continue support of the Open House Dublin, Ireland’s largest architecture festival taking place from 10-18 October 2026. A diverse programme of free tours of flagship buildings along with creative activities for children and families are among the free events showcasing Fingal’s rich heritage, architecture and public realm as part of the Irish Architecture Foundation’s flagship Open House Dublin

Fingal County Council, together with Minister for Transport, Darragh O'Brien TD, has launched the Swords Cycle to School Scheme and the Swords Bike Library, two initiatives designed to make cycling more accessible and encourage more people to choose active travel for everyday journeys.