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Please be advised that the Prohibition Do Not Swim Notices issued for Skerries South Beach and Burrow Beach Sutton on Wednesday July 21st have now been lifted.

Fingal County Council is delighted to welcome €115k funding under the #OurRuralFuture Connected Hubs Scheme which will help to facilitate remote working.

The Rush Tidy Towns committee have unveiled the Ros-Eó Mural Wall. The murals are themed to represent aspects of Rush during the past, present and future.

Do Not Swim notices have been issued for Burrow Beach Sutton and South Strand Skerries today for 3 days and will be reviewed on Friday 23rd July 2021.

A Temporary Advisory notice not to swim has been issued for South Strand Skerries.

Fingal County Council and Cricket Leinster are proud that it has been able to deliver an expanded in-school cricket activities programme, despite all of the challenges presented by Covid 19.

The Mayor of Fingal and the Chief Executive of Fingal County Council have extended their best wishes on behalf of the citizens of Fingal to the five local athletes who have been selected to represent Ireland in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics 2021.

Fingal County Council has received more than 1,000 submissions and surveys from members of the public in relation to the proposed route for the Royal Canal Urban Greenway. The most recent six week-long phase of consultation ended on Wednesday, July 7.

A study of the vulnerability of Fingal’s 2000 plus, heritage assets-our archaeological monuments, protected structures, geological heritage sites, historic gardens and demesnes-to climate hazards has been undertaken

The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre announces the return of live gigs to their outdoor venue this summer.