Skerries Harbour Road and Red Island is set to be transformed after Councillors gave the green light for Fingal County Council to proceed with active travel and public realm improvement measures at the Council’s monthly meeting on Monday.

The report outlines the comprehensive steps taken throughout 2024 to advance the Council’s ambitious climate goals and align with the targets set under Ireland’s National Climate Action Plan.

A brand-new initiative is launching in Fingal to help local communities cut waste, build connection, and have some fun, all through the power of swapping.

Funding will go towards supporting a series of initiatives surrounding retrofitting, renovation, development, transport and more.

Fingal County Council and Draíocht Blanchardstown announce the return of the Draíocht Artist Studio Residency Award 2025.

All ten identified beaches, and the non-identified bathing water at Malahide (permanent red flag), met the standard of “excellent” water quality for the pre-season samples.  

Fingal County Council and Creative Ireland are bringing all the buzz of a summer festival to the front door of diverse communities across Fingal with a 6-day, 12-stop tour of the county featuring music, dance, spoken word, and more over the two weekends, 20-29 June 2025

Lifeguards are there to protect people at the beach. Please respect them and listen to instructions they give.

The Safe Routes to School Programme was developed in partnership by the NTA and Green-Schools, An Taisce, in 2020, as a response to the need to support schools to increase walking and cycling to school. 

Baldoyle Library has reopened to the public after substantial renovation works over the past months. The Mayor of Fingal Cllr. Brian McDonagh officially reopened the library on Friday May 23rd.