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Join author and illustrator Alan Nolan as he brings you on a trip around Dublin's lost landmarks and creepiest crypt. Dancer, choreographer, singer-songwriter and poet, Tura Aratura for a multi-arts experiential session and the Blanchardstown Brass Band.

Enjoy a special Culture Night Storytime before bed with Sarah Sparkles, face-painting with Romina in the library, and the beautiful sounds of the harp, played by Patricia Daly.  

This September, celebrate Culture Night 2022 with a programme of free events taking place in Fingal Libraries.

A significant step towards inclusive cricket was achieved yesterday as the Mayor of Fingal, Councillor Adrian Henchy launched Cricket4All Guidelines.  The Guidelines are the result of a collaborative effort between Fingal County Council and Cricket Leinster aimed at fostering inclusivity and intergenerational engagement within the sport of cricket.

McAvoy Contracts Ltd has been appointed to undertake the development of Protected Cycle Lanes and safe walking infrastructure along the R132 from Blakes Cross to Ministers Road. 

Fingal County Council has appointed Sarah O’Neill as the new Fingal Arts Officer. Chief Executive, AnnMarie Farrelly, announced the news at the monthly council meeting on Monday, September 11, after the councillors reconvened from their summer break. 

Fingal County Council Waste Enforcement Section is initiating a campaign to help raise awareness about illegal waste collectors and illegal dumping.

Join us on Culture Night on Friday 22nd September for an exciting programme of free cultural events at participating venues and locations in Fingal. Download the Culture Night Fingal programme here.

The FIFA Women’s world cup may be over, but its legacy is only just starting with over 350 girls, from 25 different clubs attending a fun Girls blitz event in the AUL on Saturday 2nd September.