Bígí linn in Áras an Chontae Sord for a live Seachtain na Gaeilge evening Wednesday March 9th at 7 pm. Ar mhaith leat oíche cheoil & craic saor in aisce? Join us live in County Hall Swords with Antaine Ó Faracháin & Nollaig MacCárthaigh for info contact  [email protected]

Fingal County Council’s Environment, Climate Action and Active Travel Department have prepared a Draft Climate Action Plan 2024-2029 (CAP). 

Join Olus Education for a Scratch class in Irish for Seachtain na Gaelige. Teanga/Language: Scratch as Gaeilge/Scratch through Irish Leibhéal/Level: Réamhléiriú/ An Introduction Aois/Age: 10 -12

Journalist and Author Edel Coffey will be chatting with Manchán about his latest book Tree Dogs, Banshee Fingers and Other Irish Words For Nature, through English with a little bit of Irish, so everyone can join in and listen along on Tuesday the 1st of March @8pm.

Hear Irish author Carmel Uí Cheallaigh talk about her three fascinating Irish History Centenary Books bilingually. Suitable for ages 8+ years. Éist leis an údar Gaeilge Carmel Uí Cheallaigh ag caint go dátheangach faoina trí leabhar shuimiúla Chéad Bliain Stair na hÉireann. Oiriúnach d’aois 8mbliana+ Fingal libraries YouTube Channel:https://youtu.be/8usz53PzYaA

Following the success of the eCargo Bikes for Business Scheme, Fingal County Council is launching two new opportunities for businesses and organisations to try out eCargo bikes.

This Friday, 22 September, marks Ireland’s national Make Way Day. Make Way Day also falls within International Week of Deaf People and EU Mobility Week. Each of these milestone dates is a time to reflect upon how we include and respect the rights and needs of those with disabilities.  

Consulting Engineers Byrne Looby have presented their Options Assessment Report on the rehabilitation of Skerries Harbour to Fingal County Council.