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Fingal County Council Sports Office welcomes the launch of Sport Ireland’s Her Moves campaign video Its Complicated which aims to amplify  girls voices and spark discussion around the issues they say contribute to them dropping out of sport.

Drivers of electric vehicles (EVs) in Dublin who are unable to charge their cars at home will soon gain access to hundreds of additional public charging locations thanks to a joint undertaking from the County’s four local authorities.

Fingal County Council invites you to explore Fingal’s Architecture during Open House 2024 taking place from October 12 -20, 2024.

Calling all Fingal based community arts groups, professional and amateur artists!  Fingal County Council Arts Office and Fingal Libraries would like to invite you to get ready for Swords Cultural Quarter Consultation Sessions

Now in its ninth year, the festival will run from 1st to 16th November across Fingal Libraries. This year’s festival introduces a new two-day showcase of author talks in the Carnegie Free Library, North Street, Swords, on Friday 15th and Saturday 16th November.

Fingal County Council has signed a contract with RPS consultants for a value of up to €5 million for Pedestrian and Cycling Route Projects in the Dublin 15 area.

Two new housing developments have been officially opened in Fingal, as Mayor of Fingal, Cllr. Brian McDonagh welcomed Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien TD to Lusk to celebrate the delivery of new homes in the area.

Fingal County Council, in partnership with Ardgillan Castle, is delighted to announce Genevieve Howard, a visual artist, maker and musician living and working in Fingal, as the recipient of the 2024 Fingal County Council and Ardgillan Castle Studio Award.

Ireland’s largest trad and folk music festival invites audiences to experience the best of live music in the beautiful atmospheric setting of Fingal 22-26 January 2025

Fingal County Council has announced that 2,843 businesses in the county have received €11.04m in grant funding under the Government’s Increased Cost of Business (ICOB) scheme.