Fingal County Council, and the National Transport Authority, called today a milestone occasion as they launched two completed projects as part of the Church Fields Masterplan in Dublin 15.

Work is beginning on resurfacing a number of foothpaths in Malahide Demesne this week

Fingal County Council has welcomed the allocation of €1,748,912 under the Community Recognition Fund for 26 projects across Fingal.

Fingal County Council and the Old Irish Goat Society would like to thank all those who shared their creative names for the kid goats at Howth Head.

A consultation has opened on a proposed project consisting of the 10 years extension of the operation of the Doel 4 and Tihange 3 nuclear reactors, including related nuclear safety-related improvement work.

The latest cohort of TY football students have graduated. Along with football skills, fitness training and learning more on tactics, students took modules covering Maths and English, as well as learning about topics such as sports psychology and nutrition, and there’s even cooking lessons on how to produce high-performance meals for athletes.  

Fingal County Council’s Architects Department is hosting a presentation and talk by now retired South African Architect and Urban Designer, Heinrich Kammeÿer, which promises to be an interesting overview of his long and distinguished career as both an educator and practitioner. He is very well known amongst architects in South Africa for his inspiring lectures!