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A year on from announcing a ground-breaking conservation grazing project in partnership with Old Irish Goat Society, Fingal County Council says that the three-year scheme is already proving to be a positive undertaking and has been warmly received by the local community.

In the last session of this season, Derek and Raquel read a story in English and Spanish. We hope you like it! It has been a pleasure to share all these sessions with you.  

The Do Not Swim notice remains in place for Balbriggan until September 14th

Join Marie-Therese as she reads “What the Ladybird Heard,” with a few introductory facts about ladybirds: https://youtu.be/H4EUbwdltEA

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce an exciting programme of free events taking place in various locations in Fingal to celebrate Culture Night 2022 on Friday 23rd September.

Welcome to Fingal’s sixth annual Festival of History which will run from Monday 10th to Saturday 15th October 2022 across a number of Fingal branches, and Swords Castle. After two years of online talks and events we can finally welcome back live audiences. Our programme this year is a celebration of the abundance of historians who live within Fingal and who have researched numerous facets of Fingal life.

Supporting Neurodiverse Students in Covid 19 Time by Michael Ryan Counsellor/Psychotherapist  https://youtu.be/3LL8jkob7I4

Stephen from Fingal Libraries shows us how to make a solar heater from recycled cans and plastic