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Fingal County Council’s Chief Executive and Road Safety Office joined forces with the Gardaí this week to mark World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims and warn the public to remain vigilant on the road this Winter.

Fingal County Council is now inviting applications under several schemes for works to be done in 2024 for small, medium or large-scale repairs or conservation projects to Protected Structures and in certain circumstances to buildings that enhance Architectural Conservation Areas within the Fingal area.  The closing date for receipt of applications is FRIDAY 19th JANUARY 2024

Fingal County Council and Dublin Youth Dance Company invite young dancers and dance enthusiasts to contribute to a survey which aims to map youth dance engagement in Fingal.

Ireland’s Association for Adventure Tourism (IAAT) is gearing up to host their highly anticipated fifth annual conference which will this year focus on activities on offer across the Fingal region in County Dublin.

A Status Red Wind Warning is in place for Dublin tomorrow morning between 5am and 8am A Status Orange Wind Warning will apply from 2am to 10am.

Fingal will see an increased budget for 2024 

There is something for everyone in the programme planned for the fifth Fingal Inclusion Week with over 70 events taking place across the County. Running from Monday 13th November to Sunday 19th November, Inclusion Week is an initiative of Fingal County Council’s Community Development Office in collaboration with the Fingal Integration Team.

The Baldoyle Community Centre application is not yet ready to enter the public planning permission process as internal project consultations are taking place to finalise the next step in the planning process for this project.