Fingal County Council is supporting Bronntanas 2026, a festival featuring more than 50 free events that invite children and families across Dublin to discover the "gift of Gaeilge" through creativity, culture and shared experiences.

Fingal County Council Arts Office, in partnership with MART Studios and gallery announce the 2027 MART Studio graduate residency. This opportunity aims to support the professional development of recent graduates from Fingal County Council with a fully funded studio space over 12 months beginning in January 2027.

The Hampton Demesne development in Balbriggan represents a significant investment in Balbriggan's future, creating a sustainable and vibrant new community with high-quality homes for first-time buyers. Applications open now.

Work begins on new all-weather sporting facilities at Rathmore Park Sports Recreational Hub, Lusk 

The Land Development Agency (LDA), Lydon and Fingal County Council have today announced the details of the application process for the first 50 Starter Homes at Golding Green, Kinsealy, Co. Dublin. 

Is féile teaghlaigh 21 lá í Bronntanas a bheidh ar siúl ó 14 Meán Fómhair go 4 Deireadh Fómhair, le breis agus 70 imeacht saor in aisce ar fud Bhaile Átha Cliath.

The results of the Bathing Water Quality samples collected on 07.09.2026 were received today.

All designated bathing waters achieved an Excellent classification.

Malahide, which is not a designated bathing water, achieved a Good classification.

SEAI run a series of workshops supporting schools and teachers to educate about sustainability and reducing energy use. 

YRE engages participants aged 11-25  in environment-focused citizen journalism, encouraging them to investigate local environmental issues and solutions, and report on them through articles, photos, podcasts or videos. 

In keeping with circular economy principles, Fingal County Council supports and promotes clothes swaps as an effective way to tackle fast fashion.