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Fingal County Council is delighted to announce an exciting and varied programme for Cruinniú na nÓg which takes place on June 12, 2021. 

Choice Based Letting (CBL) is an approach used for allocating dwellings. It allows housing applicants to express an interest in being considered for the allocation of designated Social Housing Units.

Fingal Libraries annual Bealtaine Festival was officially launched today Friday 30th April by Mayor of Fingal Councillor David Healy. Also in attendance were Fingal County Librarian Betty Boardman and Director of Services Emer O’Gorman.

Works will commence to improve access between Killeen and Seabury during the first week in May.

Fingal County Council’s Waste Enforcement Unit assisted the Garda Divisional Crime Task Force yesterday in another successful search at a metal recycling facility in North Dublin.

39 affordable housing units are available, including 15 three-bed terrace units and eight units each of two-bed apartments, three-bed duplexes and three-bed semi-detached units.

The Council is encouraging local hospitality and tourism providers to apply for grant funding under Fáilte Ireland’s new Outdoor Dining Enhancement Investment Scheme aimed at assisting the sector in increasing their outdoor dining capacity.

Fingal County Council is delighted to launch a commemorative documentary which is a fitting and lasting reminder of the amount of preparation and commitment local groups and Elected Representatives from Balbriggan put into the planning of the commemoration of the Sack of Balbriggan centenary, which occurred last year.

The Award will assist its recipients - Clare Breen, David Beattie, Mark Joyce, Cliodhna Noonan, Diane Crotty, Helen Barry, Helen Keenan, Angelica Santander, Mary O'Donnell, Liam McCarthy and Mark Ball – to develop their practice in a wide range of different arts practices and creative experiences with or for children aged 0–5 years in different contexts.

Tyrrelstown has many children, youth and adults that have a huge interest in football and there is a clear need for a football club in the area. It is hoped to start operations in the summer with the vision of reforming the former football club (depending on government restrictions) as soon as possible.