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Do Not Swim notices have been lifted from Claremont beach, Howth and Velvet Strand Portmarnock following 'excellent' results

Annually, the Aircraft Noise Competent Authority (ANCA) is required to review the measures in place at Dublin Airport to reduce aircraft noise emissions where possible and mitigate the impact of aviation activity where needed.

Fingal County Council has paid over €11m to over 2,800 businesses across the county under the Increased Cost of Business (ICOB) Grant.

The Meakstown Community Centre in Dublin 11 has reached a significant milestone as Vision Contracting Limited, the main contractor, officially handed over the building’s keys to Fingal County Council. The state-of-the-art facility will now undergo its final fit-out stage, managed by Apleona Ireland, with doors expected to open in October 2024.

Community Climate Action Fingal entered a new phase this month when 25 Fingal-based community groups and organisations signed contracts to receive grant funding to a total value of €1,127,000.

A joint initiative to promote Dublin as a must-visit tourist destination has seen representatives from the four local authorities put Dublin in the spotlight at one of the largest events of its kind in the world.

Please be advised of prohibition notices been erected at Portmarnock & Claremont Beaches today due to Urban Wastewater stormwater overflows posing a risk of pollution to bathing water quality at both beaches.

As part of the 2024 Creative Ireland Programme, Creative Fingal supported Sustainable Arts and Crafts Workshops, led by The Wizard of Creation Aga Hutcheson, in Moorehall Lodge Nursing Home, Balbriggan.

Fingal Arts Office in partnership with the Royal Hibernian Academy School (RHA) are delighted to announce Eileen Leonard Sealy, an emerging Visual Artist from Howth, as the recipient of the 2024 Fingal County Council and RHA School Studio Award. 

The revitalisation of the Ward River Regional Park in Swords is continuing with the  commencement of works to help enhance outdoor recreation, biodiversity, water quality and the visual amenity of the 80-hectare park.