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Join us on Wednesday the 15th November as we unveil our exciting new resource. We believe this resource will be invaluable to those working with teenagers and young adults, providing insights and guidance for young minds eager to make a positive impact.   Stay tuned to our Yellow Flag Social Media Accounts and Website below for further details.

The ongoing commitment to housing delivery by Fingal County Council was on display in Swords today when the Mayor of Fingal and the Minister for Housing opened a new development of 11 homes and cut the sod on a new development of 36 homes in the heart of the County town.

The Fingal Skills Strategy has hosted a major event at The Helix in DCU which attracted over 2,200 students from schools across Fingal. The event aimed to inspire students to imagine future career possibilities and explore the wide range of education and training opportunities available to them.

Inclusion Event - Phoenix of Ballyboughal

As part of Fingal Inclusion Week 2023, Lambay Cinema Club in association with The Bleeding Pig Cultural Festival Committee will screen, Small Slow but Steady. This is a free event but booking is essential. Shô Miyake’s powerful adaptation of Keiko Ogasawara’s memoir Makenaide, is a tender and meditative examination of both human fragility but also human resistance, set during the COVID 19 pandemic. Filmed on gorgeous 16mm, the film follows Keiko (Yukino Kishii), a Deaf amateur boxer, as she trains for her upcoming fights in Tokyo. A hotel cleaner by day, Keiko trains each evening with her mentor in his boxing club. But when he falls ill, this, along with the impact of the pandemic, threatens the club with closure. As Keiko’s daily challenges begin to mount up, she finds herself rocked, as the solace and sense of herself she has established through boxing is now jeopardised.