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Fingal County Council’s Summer Project funding is administered by the Community Development Office. In 2023 approx €70,000 funding will be made available

Animal, marine and plant biodiversity of Biosphere on display to rail commuters 

Following a public consultation which took place in Skerries in late 2022, Fingal County Council has begun the search for an integrated design team to create an Active Travel Plan for the town.

The community of Mountview in Dublin 15 was honoured at the prestigious IPB Pride of Place Community Awards on 21 January. The Community took top spot in the ‘Urban Neighbourhood’ category

Work to refurbish the Carnegie Library in Swords has commenced and are expected to be completed by the end of this year.

Fingal County Council has presented its third annual progress report on the Climate Change Action Plan to Fingal Councillors.

The finals of the 2022 IPB Pride of Place Competition takes place in Dublin city next weekend with three groups who represented Fingal last year in the annual north-south competition in the running for prizes as examples of the best of community development on the island of Ireland.

Community and voluntary groups in Fingal are invited to apply for funding under the 2022 Community Support Fund with a closing date for applications of Friday, February 10th, 2023 at 5pm.

Fingal County Council is delighted to welcome TradFest, Ireland’s largest trad and folk music festival into our historic sites and picturesque locations in the Fingal region to celebrate and experience extraordinary live Irish music and culture.

The 4 local authorities in Dublin have come together with the charity VOICE Ireland to partner on a project to help schools manage their waste better.