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Ceol agus Craic as Seachtain na Gaeilge 2025 is Celebrated in style

The Atrium in County Hall Swords was filled with the sounds of traditional music at a ‘Ceol, Craic agus Gaeilge’ celebration for Seachtain na Gaeilge on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.

Garden Party Crafternoons: A Summer Celebration of Arts and Crafts

The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre is transforming their outdoor courtyard into a vibrant hub of creativity as they present their first ever Garden Party Creative Communities Crafternoons! This delightful series of FREE workshops is happening throughout the Summer. Whether you’re an experienced artist or a curious beginner, these workshops are designed for everyone to come along and immerse themselves in the world of arts and crafts. 

Vintage Picnic: Music and Arts Festival for Over 55s

Vintage Picnic 2024 will once again take place in Swords Castle. This is a collaborative event involving Fingal's Community, Communications, Events, Libraries, Healthy Ireland, Sports, and Operations Departments and supported by Creative Ireland.  

New summer Swords Castle Food Markets full of flavour and creativity

Each month from April to September 2025 a new food market will take place at Swords Castle Fingal.

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Terry Prone to be leading advocate for age friendly policies and practices in Fingal

Fingal has announced media personality and communications expert Terry Prone as its new Age Friendly Ambassador. 

Swords Castle set for another summer music feast

Two legendary acts have been announced for another unforgettable summer at Swords Castle Town Parks this year, with the Boomtown Rats and Nathan Carter set to belt out their tunes in the heart of Swords in July. 

Filmmaking in The Community

This exciting programme is designed to offer a holistic filmmaking education that addresses both technical skills and the nuanced approach needed when working with actors, particularly those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), fostering an environment of creativity and collaboration. 

Weaving the Threads of Heritage: Connecting Local History and The Arts

This project aims to preserve and elevate Fingal’s rich textile manufacturing legacy through a collaborative arts and local heritage initiative. A group of artists will create original artworks inspired by the area's history, and also a number of unique artefacts originating from the Smyth & Co. hosiery factory, formerly based in Balbriggan. These artefacts serve as direct witnesses to Balbriggan's vibrant social history spanning two centuries, from 1780 to 1980.  

Fingal Girls Junior and Senior Cup Finals

Fingal Sports Office in conjunction with Leinster Rugby hosted the first ever Fingal girls cup finals in Morton Stadium. 