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Ahead of national ‘Be Safe, Be Seen’ day which takes place next Wednesday, 21 December, Fingal County Council, along with RSA Ireland and An Garda Síochána is reminding drivers, pedestrians and cyclists to exercise caution on the roads.

Fingal County Council today published its Gender Pay Gap Report for 2022. The gender pay gap is the difference in the average hourly wage of men and women across a workforce. Employers with more than 250 employees in Ireland are now required to publish their gender pay gap data. 

Fingal County Council have gritted over 600 km of roads overnight during the current cold weather. This represents half of our total road network.  Approximately 4,600 Tonnes of road salt is available for Winter 2022/2023 and this is stored at our two facilities at Coolmine (Dublin 15) and Watery Lane (Swords).

Fingal County Council is inviting applications under a number of schemes for repairs or conservation projects within the Fingal area - closing date FRIDAY 27th JANUARY 2023

Premiere of “What has the EU ever done for us?” at Europe Direct Centre, Blanchardstown Library On  Tuesday 6th December, Blanchardstown Library hosted the premiere of a short film called “What has the EU ever done for us?”.

With the current icy weather warnings in place throughout the country, the Coast Guard, RNLI and Water Safety Ireland have issued a joint water safety appeal urging people to be aware of the added danger at our aquatic environments and of additional safety considerations when on or near the water.

Landowners have until midnight on Sunday January 1st 2023 to check and make submissions on draft maps

Fingal County Council’s Recycling Centres, in Estuary Swords and Coolmine, will be accepting combustible materials ONLY free of charge from Wednesday 20th to Saturday 30th October. It should be NOTED the last entry to the Recycling Centres between these dates will be no later than one hour before closing time due to the large volume of vehicles anticipated.