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Thank you to local artist John Carpenter who has donated this beautifully illustrated online book to Fingal libraries.

As part of this year's Fingal Festival of History, John Dorney discusses how the War of Independence unfolded in Dublin. https://youtu.be/p2xZyLjLu7Y 

US historian Cecelia Hartsell examines the progression of the American civil rights movement in this talk for the Fingal Festival of History

In Fingal Libraries’ series Ordinary People with Extraordinary Stories, join Barry from Blanchardstown Library as he interviews radio host, YouTuber, and children’s author Beverly Joseph. https://youtu.be/pgqLXGJqF8E. 

50% of household organic waste is being disposed of in the wrong bins. By segregating food waste correctly, it can be transformed into renewable energy and bio-fertilisers for horticulture and agricultural use.

Three beaches along the Fingal coastline have been recognised for beach excellence and will get to fly a coveted blue flag

Cruinniú na nÓg 2022 takes place this June 11th and to celebrate the importance of art in early childhood Fingal County Council, Draíocht and Creative Ireland are working with experienced art educators Anne Bradley and Anne Cradden to present Make Space - a visually rich, sensory play space for children and families.

Fingal run Ireland's only Football and Fitness TY Course in conjunction with the FAI

D’fhoilsigh an tÚdarás Inniúil um Thorann Aerárthaí a dtuarascáil bhliantúil don bhliain 2021.