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Den ceiliúradh linn, le scéalaí Róisín Murphy agus a cuid scéalta tradisiúnta ó Éirinn.

Fingal County Council is delighted to present an eclectic programme of free events for Culture Night, which returns for its nineteenth edition on Friday 20th September.   For one spectacular night audiences can immerse themselves in a diverse range of art and cultural events in Fingal. Taking place across seventeen locations, the programme will feature over forty unique activities.

Fingal County Council has been handed the keys to the Rush Multipurpose Youth Facility (RMYF) following a refurbishment to the site on Millbank. This upgraded facility will serve as a vital hub for the community, providing much needed spaces for community groups to engage in a variety of activities, meetings and development programs.

This four-week computer course is for adults with some computer skills who would like to take it to the next level.

To help bring vacant and underused buildings back into residential use across the region, Fingal County Council has now approved over €4.5 million in grant payments under the Croí Cónaithe scheme.  

A number of projects in Fingal have been shortlisted in both the Chambers Ireland Excellence in Local Government Awards and the Ireland eGovernment Awards. This recognition highlights Fingal's ongoing commitment to innovation, community engagement, and environmental conservation.

Treacy O’Connor & Orlaith O’Sullivan of Creating Wellness will deliver a six-week programme to support secondary school students to care for themselves during challenging times and in the lead up to exams.