Malahide Castle was the venue for today’s official launch of Dublin Climate Action Week 2025 marking the beginning of an exciting week of over 60 events taking place across the four Dublin Local Authorities. 

Fingal County Council are asking people who swim at beaches, lakes and rivers to have their say as part of the annual review of bathing waters across the region.

Fingal County Council Arts Office in partnership with Age & Opportunity and the Tyrone Guthrie centre announce the opening of the 2025 residency award. 

On Thursday 15th May, we invite you to experience the culmination of Tidal Composition 1: Fall and Rise. 

A Book of Condolence has been opened for members of the public who wish to express their condolences to the family of Garda Kevin Flatley.

Dog owners are being encouraged to be responsible by bagging and binning  their pets poo when using the county’s many beaches. Failure to do so could see access stopped.

Creative Fingal proudly presents Cruinniú na nÓg; a day of free creativity for young people on 7th June, 2025. 

The trend of improving bathing water quality in Fingal means that the all-season notices advising people not to swim will be lifted at both beaches for 2025.

Fingal Libraries has produced a guide for teachers, educators, parents and guardians of children in Fingal, highlighting its free resources for primary schools and students.

'It's Written in the Rocks / Scríobhtar é sna Carraigeacha will take place on Saturday 10th May from 1- 4pm at Loughshinny Boathouse