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Fingal County Council Heritage Office in partnership with Archaeology and Built Heritage are working on an important Legacies of Conflict project and would love your help. There are many stories relating to the era of conflict in Fingal between 1914 and 1945. Some are widely known and commemorated, other stories may just be known within families or communities. Legacies of Conflict Fingal 1914-1945 is a project that endeavours to capture and share those stories

Fingal County Council Arts Office is delighted to announce the return of the Fingal Friday Forum, an informal monthly get-together exclusively for Fingal artists.

Velvet Strand is a 5km long sandy beach in Portmarnock, which boasts a coveted Blue Flag.

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce that full planning permission has been granted to the R132 Connectivity Project by An Bord Pleanála.

The videos take you step-by-step through convenient workouts you can do at home - no equipment required!

Following the announcement that most Covid-19 restrictions were being lifted, Fingal County Council have been quick to confirm that they are ready to welcome a return of the annual St Patrick’s Day Parades to the streets of Fingal after a two-year absence.

Fingal County Council Sports Office was delighted to learn of multiple Fingal-based cricket clubs achieving over €330,000 in government grants from the “Sports Capital and Equipment Programme”.