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Fingal County Council is delighted to present an eclectic programme of free events for Culture Night, which returns for its nineteenth edition on Friday 20th September.   For one spectacular night audiences can immerse themselves in a diverse range of art and cultural events in Fingal. Taking place across seventeen locations, the programme will feature over forty unique activities.

Fingal Libraries will be building on the success of last year’s festival to deliver a fun filled day of author visits and creative activities at Swords Castle on the 28th of September.

We are excited to announce the iCOACHKIDS Regional Coaching Conference, an incredible opportunity for coaches working with children and teenagers to gain valuable insights from renowned experts in the field of youth sports coaching.

Fingal's new economic development strategy will allow Ireland's youngest county to lead by example by being both practical and forward-thinking.

Fingal County Council has prepared a draft Noise Action Plan for Dublin Airport and invites everyone that has an interest in the management of aircraft noise around the airport to participate and make their views known.

Fingal County Council Arts Office invites applications for the Fingal Artist Mentoring Programme, a new year-long, developmental one to one Artist Mentoring Programme.

Ring Commons Pitch & Putt Club was the setting for the Final of the Fingal and East Meath Pitch & Putt Championship on Friday, August 9th.

Have your say on the  Public Consultation on Waterways Ireland’s Heritage and Biodiversity Plan 2030

The beginning of September doesn’t just mean the start of autumn – it also marks the return of the annual Howth Maritime and Seafood Festival which transforms the lovely coastal village to a mecca for toe-tapping live music, ‘sea to table’ food, free family activities and the finest local products.

Fingal Arts Office is pleased to announce Louis Haugh as the recipient of the inaugural Loughshinny Boathouse Studio Award.