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Fingal County Council Community Office in association with Thrive Balbriggan and Mental Health Ireland are supporting the local community in Balbriggan to come together for ‘Hello, how are you’ day on the 7th of April 2022.

Communities Get Moving Fund aims to encourage community groups (adults) to avail of physical activity classes ie exercise/dance class/sporting activity opportunities in their local community centre or sports club

Fingal County Council is inviting the public to view and respond to a draft Active Travel Strategy for Fingal. Created by the Department of Environment, Climate Action and Active Travel, this document is a first for Fingal as it looks to the future of Active Travel and transport in the county.

The women of Fingal have been captured in tapestry! As part of the Creative Ireland Programme Fingal County Council is delighted to launch the Women of Fingal Tapestry.  The Tapestry, created by artist Agnieszka ‘Uisce’ Jakubczyk captures aspects of Fingal's women throughout the ages from finds uncovered on the Drumanagh excavations to revolutionary women and was launched in Rush Library by Mayor of Fingal Cllr Seána Ó Rodaigh.

Fingal County Council invites proposals from Artists and Creative Practitioners for the development and delivery of artistic projects for children and/or young people for Cruinniú na nÓg 2022.

The next census in Ireland will take place on 3 April  2022.  This will be the 26th census since 1841.

The census is one of the most important undertakings in the country. It is important for you, your family, your parents and children, your local community, your county, your region and for your country.

Fingal County Council wishes to advise that extensive work is set to begin at Porterstown Park in Dublin 15 from Monday the 4th of April as part of the council's efforts to upgrade facilities in the area.

The delivery of 62 homes by Fingal County Council in a major new housing development at Hayestown, Rush, has taken a major step forward.

The results of Fingal County Council’s community archaeology initiative, Swords Castle Digging History have been published in a comprehensive volume by Fingal Heritage Officer Christine Baker.

Fingal County Council has unveiled a new 10-year strategy it hopes will help boost the number of trees across north Dublin and ensure that Ireland’s youngest county is left in a better state when it is handed over to future generations.