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Fingal County Council is delighted to present  94.3 HIDE FM, a major new art work by renowned artist Garrett Phelan powered directly from landfill energy extracted from the former Balleally landfill now referred to as Rogerstown Park.

The week will feature regional and local events covering a range of topics and will showcase the ongoing efforts, ambitions and the collaborative approach of the four Dublin local authorities, in addressing climate action.   

Fingal County Council is committed to delivering additional high-quality community facilities to support Donabate and Portrane’s growing population .

The event, a major highlight of Women in Sport Week 2025, brought together over 300 teenage girls from ten secondary and community schools across Fingal.

Cllr Helen Redwood has been co-opted to represent Castleknock, with Cllr Mark Boland to serve in Rush-Lusk

This year’s Fingal Athletics League was launched at ALSAA Sports Complex on Friday March 7th, 2025. Fingal County Council and Morton Games have announced the continuation of their partnership, founded last year with its mission to promote the growth and development of athletics in Fingal.

Their latest initiative, ‘Cruthaigh’ (meaning ‘Create’), is a call to action for individuals and communities to launch their own Irish-language projects, whether in business, the arts, or social spaces

To celebrate World Book Day Ireland 2024, acclaimed children’s authors Alan Nolan, Sadhbh Devlin, Nicola Pierce, Ellen Ryan and Sarah Webb are visiting libraries and schools across Fingal between the 4th and 8th of March. 

At last night’s monthly meeting of Fingal County Council, councillors unanimously agreed to extend the Dublin Airport Local Area Plan to 2030. 

Award-winning Dublin author Christine Dwyer-Hickey will sit down with comedian and television personality Kathryn Lynch to discuss her work in this fun and friendly conversation.