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Fingal wants to halt biodiversity loss over and help ensure that future generations can enjoy much of what we take for granted today.

Fingal County Council proudly took home the Communications category award at this year’s Excellence in Local Government Awards. The Council's Digital Services Department was applauded for its pioneering use of 3D Models & VR experiences in enhancing Planning Consultations.

An insightful evening in Donabate last week has commemorated a pivotal milestone in Ireland's history, as a special panel discussion took place to mark the 25th anniversary of the momentous Good Friday Agreement (GFA) and the 30th anniversary of the Downing Street Declaration.

The past is gone, the future has not happened and yet it can seem very difficult at times to be in the now, to be present in our reality.

Today, Fingal County Council received an infrastructure development planning application for Dublin Airport. The application is now available to be viewed online on the Fingal Planning portal.

Transition year students in Fingal Community College, Swords, received a major contribution to their library and copies of books by award-winning author Dave Rudden today as part of Fingal Libraries book gifting programme under the Community Recognition Fund.

It has been another successful year for Fingal as the TidyTowns results were announced for 2023. This year marks the 65th anniversary of the competition and, with nearly 900 community groups involved, it attracted one of its highest level of entries to date.