Staff of Fingal County Council today presented a new minibus to St. Michael’s House (SMH) Oaklands Service, Swords, at a special event held at County Hall, Swords The presentation was made by Chief Executive AnnMarie Farrelly on behalf of the staff of Fingal County Council

Join our Fingal Heritage Officer Christine Baker on Tuesday March 24th in County Hall Swords at 7pm for the launch of what is an interesting and poignant book.

Silver Lining Fridays is a weekly Zoom series, hosted by Norah Walsh and The Forget Me Nots Choir, offering music appreciation sessions for senior community members, providing an educational, social, and inclusive outlet. Hosted by rotating music professionals and experts in senior cognitive health, each session brings variety in topics and presentation styles.

A new publication showcasing the journey of the Seanchaí Microforest, a student-led, arts-in-education initiative developed by artist Gareth Kennedy in collaboration with Superprojects and Fingal County Council’s Youth and Education Programme, is set to be released to the public soon.

After a successful pilot season last year Fingal County Council have announced the return of the popular Fingal food markets.

Fingal County Council welcomed European Commission Executive Vice-President for Cohesion and Reforms, Mr Raffaele Fitto, to view the development of the Swords Cultural Quarter projects. Mr. Fitto was greeted on arrival by the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Tom O’Leary, and was given a guided tour of Swords Castle and the Carnegie Free Library, as well as the site of the €40m centre-piece of the Swords Cultural Quarter, Culture House.