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St Macculin’s Church features a 9th century round tower, a 15th-century defensive tower and a 19th-century church

The Bealtaine Festival will run throughout the month of May with events taking place across Fingal library branches. Mayor of Fingal, Cllr. Howard Mahony said: “I am delighted to be in Rush Library to launch this year’s Bealtaine Festival programme in Fingal Libraries. The community, inclusion, and creativity of the Forget Me Nots choir captures the spirit of what the festival is all about”.

Fingal Integration team in collaboration with Irish Centre for Diversity ran an exciting and interactive 2-hour Masterclass on Diversity and Inclusion on Tuesday, 9th may.

Fingal County Council is aware that households in the Fingal area who may have received a notice to quit, which is also referred to as a notice of termination, from their landlord may be worried or unsure of what to do.

Notice: Dear Park Users We wish to notify you of planned works due to commence this coming Monday the 8th of May adjacent to the playground of Newbridge demesne.

Fingal County Council, in partnership with service provider Bleeper, have launched a brand new public eCargo bike service based at Mountview Community Centre, Dublin 15.

The LR Project (duo) led by the two experienced and versatile musicians from Brazil: Luana Matos (Vocal) and Robson Rocha (Guitar), will deliver a beautiful musical experience full of the authentic Bossa Nova swing (singing either in English or Portuguese). Together they will take you to a journey of captivating music and entertainment in a unique acoustic style, with that summer feeling no matter what season we are in!    Watch Here: https://youtu.be/YDpUZi4He5M This recording can be found on Fingal libraries YouTube Channel under the Playlist Culture Night 2021 .    

Fingal Libraries present three poets, Alice Lyons, Catherine Walsh and Christodoulos Makris whose work explores the contemporary world in unusual ways. Documenting the moment in its various forms—public, private, elemental, intellectual, abstract and material—these poets use words, letters and phrases as material objects that can be arranged to surprise the reader with new meanings. Arrangements enact perception, movement and the process of thinking; art accompanies text; digital technologies in here. Call them experimental, avant-garde . . . or leave the categories and discover where the oblique leads. Watch Here: https://youtu.be/s219WWvlMfY