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Uisce Éireann to progress connection of a major new pipeline to secure the drinking water supply in North County Dublin.  Significant supply disruption necessary on Sunday, 26 February with water tankers to be provided

In 2022, Malahide Library welcomed members of Prosper Fingal to the library to take part in an Inclusive Creativity project funded by Creative Ireland. Prosper Fingal supports adults with an intellectual disability. This year, Malahide Library will continue the Inclusive Creativity partnership with Prosper Fingal and the project will branch out to two new locations, Rush Library and Skerries Libraries

The Fingal Libraries World Book Tour is a series of workshops by five published Irish children’s authors who will visit Fingal Libraries and schools, and deliver hour-long events for invited audiences of Primary School children. Some of these workshops will be delivered as Gaeilge. This series of events is timed to coincide with the week of World Book Day 2023, which falls on Thursday 2nd March. 

Fingal County Council has welcomed the announcement by the Department of Transport, of €17.11m in funding, which has been granted to 52 Active Travel projects across Fingal. 

Some 80 displaced Ukrainians have undertaken a Start Your Own Business course in Fingal as they look to get a foot up in a new country

The National Transport Authority has awarded €19k funding for Bike Week 2023 activities to Fingal County Council

This strand of funding allows professional artists to avail of an award up to €5,000, closing date for receipt of applications is Friday 24 February 2023 at 4pm.

Fingal Libraries is delighted to host Viewpoints, a touring art exhibition, available through The Glucksman’s Art Library, an innovative approach to sharing art and knowledge driven by the principles of creativity, inclusion and participation.  It will be on view across the Library Branches from January to June 2023

Fingal County Council Libraries Department is delighted to host a series of talks with author and retired Detective Chief Superintendent John O’Brien.

Part 8-Proposed development of 121 dwellings, a creche, and associated site works at Mayeston, Poppintree, Dublin 11.