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Fingal Arts Office in partnership with the Tyrone Guthrie Centre and Age and Opportunity’s Bealtaine Festival are delighted to announce Colette Cullen and James English as the recipients of the Fingal County Council, Tyrone Guthrie Centre and Bealtaine Festival Residency Award.  This award aims to celebrate and support older artists at all stages of their careers working in literature and visual arts.

As the summer sun warms up the atmosphere, music fans will not be heading to a Country House for their next concert in Fingal, but to historic Malahide Castle as it once again is set to host a series of captivating summer music gigs when the timeless hits of Blur fill the air.

Fingal County Council offers free support and training to schools and parents who want to run walking and cycling buses in the coming academic year 2023/24.

Men Only Exercise & Fitness Class. The programme consists of structured group exercise and workshops

Fingal County Council and the Old Irish Goat Society are thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of the Howth Head Kid Goat Naming Competition. After weeks of anticipation and an exciting public voting phase, a name has been chosen with over 1,000 voting responses. Talún has emerged as the name the public is in favor.   

Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Howard Mahony, has opened a new €2m sports hub in Castleknock

Fingal has a new leader after Cllr Adrian Henchy (Fianna Fáil) was elected by fellow Councillors today to become the region’s 18th Mayor.