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Prior Warning Notices issued for all Fingal Identified Beaches-from 3rd August.
Following a review of the latest weather forecasts, which indicate significant rainfall during the early hours of Monday August 4th, a Prior Warning sign will be placed at Fingal beaches, from Balbriggan to Claremont (Howth), including Malahide with effect from Sunday 3rd August 2025.
Opening hours and safety message this August Bank Holiday
Please be advised that our offices and libraries are closed for the Bank Holiday Weekend 2-4 August and will reopen on Tuesday, 5 August. Please see Recycling Centre opening hours for both Coolmine and Estuary. Have a safe and enjoyable long weekend!
“This is their home, we’re just visiting”- Fingal County Council and BirdWatch Ireland undertaking vital work to protect Ireland’s Eye bird colonies
Fingal County Council in partnership with BirdWatch Ireland have been carrying out vital conservation work on Ireland’s Eye this Summer to protect and monitor its important seabird colonies, while also preserving the area for future generations to experience.
“This is their home, we’re just visiting”- Fingal County Council and BirdWatch Ireland undertaking vital work to protect Ireland’s Eye bird colonies
Fingal County Council in partnership with BirdWatch Ireland have been carrying out vital conservation work on Ireland’s Eye this Summer to protect and monitor its important seabird colonies, while also preserving the area for future generations to experience.
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Quiet Streets initiative enhances safety in Kinsealy
Fingal County Council has marked the completion of its Quiet Streets initiative in Drynam Heath/Drynam Green, Kinsealy, which aims to create calmer, better-connected neighbourhoods by prioritising local access, active transportation, and a higher quality of life for residents.
Fingal’s Ambitious Litter Management Plan 2025-2028 sets the blueprint for managing and preventing litter
An ambitious new plan sets out the blueprint for how Fingal County Council will manage and prevent litter over the next 3 years. The Litter Management plan 2025-2028, was developed following extensive consultation with the Elected Members, local businesses and community groups and key stakeholders, and launched by Mayor of Fingal Cllr Tom O'Leary.
All Prior Warnings and Do Not Swim Prohibitions removed from Fingal beaches.
In Bathing Water Sample Analysis for all Fingal Beaches from samples taken last Friday 25 July the results from all beaches met the “Excellent” classification standard for Bathing Waters.
Draíocht Recipient Announcement
Fingal County Council and Draíocht Blanchardstown announce the recipient of the 2025 Draíocht Artists Studio residency award, Visual Artists James McLoughlin.