Ireland’s largest trad and folk music festival invites audiences to experience the best of live music in the beautiful atmospheric setting of Fingal.  Tickets for TradFest 2026 are available from tradfest.com 

As winter evenings grow darker, Dublin’s four local authorities have united to launch a major road safety campaign — “Lights for Bikes” — encouraging cyclists across the region to use front and rear lights to stay visible and safe on the roads. The campaign was launched on the 20th November at Dublin City Hall bringing together the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Ray McAdam, along with the Mayor of South Dublin, Cllr Pamela Kearns, the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Tom O’Leary, and An Cathaoirleach of Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown,  Cllr Jim Gildea in a show of unity for road safety across the Greater Dublin Area.

A new exhibition that showcases the connections between Ireland and Ukraine through traditional clothing has been launched in County Hall as Fingal County Council and the Fingal Integration Office continue to work with and support Ukrainians who have been displaced by war. 

The new facility will incorporates a green roof, rain garden, and electric vehicle charging points to promote sustainability, biodiversity, and ecology and be a great asset for Baldoyle

Fingal County Council, in collaboration with Graphic Studio Dublin, are pleased to announce Fingal based artists Mark Ryan and Kriti Khatri as the recipients of the Fine Art Print Residency Award 2025. 

For this exciting project, children’s author and illustrator Chris Judge (The Lonely Beast, The Great Explorer, Evil Duck and the Feather of Fortune) is collaborating with four primary schools across Swords and Malahide