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Fingal County Council wishes to provide clarification regarding recent unsolicited correspondence from daa concerning a Request for Further Information (RFI) issued on 1 April 2025 in relation to planning application (Ref. F25A/0094E), which proposes to increase Dublin Airport’s annual passenger capacity to 36 million.

Bike Week 2025 is taking place from Saturday 10 May until Sunday 18 May. Fingal County Council is delighted to present a fun-filled programme of events, with something that caters for everyone!

Fingal County Council Arts Office, in partnership with Ardgillan Castle, is offering a funded studio space for professional artists for a one-year period starting 1st October 2025. 

Season 5 of the community excavation Digging Drumanagh will take place between 14-28 May 2025.

A comprehensive, practical guide designed to support the formation, growth, and success of residents associations throughout the Fingal region.

Dublin Climate Action (#DCAW25) is just around the corner and we’re delighted to announce that the full programme of events and online registration are now live.  

For the first time ever, Donabate in Fingal played host to three of Irish Hockey’s Prestigious Cup Finals on Sunday, the Irish Hockey Challenge Cup and both the Men’s & Women’s Irish Junior Cup Finals.

An opportunity for a Professional Artist to avail of a week-long residency, to take place between 3rd and 10th November and 17th and 24th November 2025. 

The New Street project, which was commenced in 2020, is designed to bring an open air, European-style feel to the heart of Malahide village.

Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Brian McDonagh, along with councillors Cathal Haughey, Joan Hopkins, and Eoghan O'Brien, paid a special visit to St. Oliver Plunkett’s Primary School in Malahide this week to see the Fingal/FAI Transition Year (TY) Football and Fitness Programme in action.