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Hear history and mythology come to life through eight interactive musical videos produced by the Irish Institute of Music & Song.

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).

If Trees Could Talk is an exploration of artist Louis Haugh’s photographic work for primary school children

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

Facilitated by the exceptional Dublin Youth Dance Company, this creative dance workshop can be enjoyed in any family setting, indoors or outdoors.

4 week course with  Rob Flynn Join audio producer Rob Flynn for a podcasting workshop specially focused for teens. Podcasting is a fun and accessible way to develop creative skills and release content to a worldwide audience

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?”.

Come and celebrate Cruinniú na nÓg by getting creative with Fingal Libraries and the Academy of Code!