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Fingal County Council’s Environment Department undertook a significant waste clearance operation yesterday at St Mary’s, Cappagh Road in Finglas with a total of 145 tonnes of household and bulky waste, including construction and demolition material, removed from the site.

Fingal County Council has welcomed the approval of €637,000, including a half a million euro contribution grant the development of a community centre in Lusk, for six rural Dublin projects under the Leader Programme.

Fingal County Council welcomes the launch of Age Friendly Housing Technical Advisor positions in each of Ireland’s 31 local authorities.

The Environment Section of Fingal County Council undertook a major waste clean-up operation at Dunsink Lane last week.

Fingal Sports Office and Tyrrelstown/Mulhuddart Community Sports Hub have begun their Women in Sport Coaching Series. The first live Online Session took place on Thursday 25th of November via Zoom.

Irish Water and Fingal County Council advise customers in Littlepace, Clonee and surrounding areas that works due to start tomorrow have now been postponed until 2021

Chief Executive of Fingal County Council, AnnMarie Farrelly and Irish Water’s Managing Director, Niall Gleeson, welcomed Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien TD, Chairman of Ervia, Tony Keohane and Deputy Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Robert O'Donoghue, to the Leixlip Water Treatment Plant to see first-hand the progress being made on the upgrade of the old water treatment plant. 

Fingal Sports Office presents St. Michaels House Skerries with bicycles for their students to take part in Cycling Ireland’s Learn to Cycle programme.

Irish Water has rescheduled infrastructural works in Dublin 15, which are planned for next week, in order to minimise disruption to homes and businesses in the area.

Fingal County Council is proud to have supported Ireland in Music filming in Newbridge House for the latest track from Irish musician Mundy, Dark Long Enough.