Fingal County Council has confirmed a major boost to its annual Summer Project initiative, allocating almost €89,000 in funding to support 41 projects across the county in 2025.
The Swift survey kicked off with a walk in Balbriggan on the 17th of May and will be followed by a Swift walk on Sunday 25th May in at 7:30pm in Blanchardstown, meeting at Tesco Superstore, Roselawn, D15 P20Y.
Fingal County Council has taken possession of an ecological habitat which was designed and constructed by daa as compensation for the removal of hedgerow during the construction of the North Runway.
Our historic street furniture are often taken for granted. Limestone kerbing is replaced, post boxes updated, pumps removed when no longer in use. However it is these elements that bring character to our streets and roads and reflect our social history.
Malahide Castle was the venue for today’s official launch of Dublin Climate Action Week 2025 marking the beginning of an exciting week of over 60 events taking place across the four Dublin Local Authorities.
Fingal County Council are asking people who swim at beaches, lakes and rivers to have their say as part of the annual review of bathing waters across the region.
