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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. 

On this day primary school children will be invited to try three different musical skills: Singing, Ukulele and Percussion.

Illustrator Chris Judge will connect with ten schools in county Fingal to deliver creative workshops based on a personal project he initiated during the pandemic.

- Percussion Workshop with Andy Dempsey   - Ukulele Workshop with Sorcha Fenlon   - Music Production Seminar with Hugh Clarke   And much much more

Join Laura & Ciarán of Islander Architects for a free interactive architectural workshop for teenagers on June 11th as part of Cruinniú na nÓg 2022. Plyscape is a chance for young people to come together and build shared experiences through an exciting day-long workshop.

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. 

On this day primary school children will be invited to try three different musical skills: Singing, Ukulele and Percussion.

In collaboration with the Irish Institute of music and song, Cruinniu Fingal and the Arts office launch a week of free workshops and activities for children, young people and families.