Environment

Find out more about the Electric Vehicle Charging Strategy for Dublin and Fingal County Council's own electric fleet.

Estuary Recycling Centre will reopen from 4pm this evening, August 11. We regret any inconvenience caused as a result of the closure of the centre.

Watch the recording of the Birdwatch Ireland Online Information Event May 2021

Fingal County Council have issued 75 Fixed Payment Notices to the owners of vehicles following two major End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) operations at Dunsink Lane, Finglas, Dublin 11 and St. Christopher’s Lane, Cappoge, Dublin 11 in July and October 2020.

The Fingal County Council Environment Department is working hard to ensure Fingal is a great place to live, work, visit and do business however illegal dumping and illegal waste collectors are destroying our countryside. To help stop illegal the Council is taking part in a National Awareness Campaign entitled - Your County - Your Waste

End of Life Vehicle Removal Operation St. Christopher's Lane

Fingal County Council undertook a major End of Life Vehicle (ELV) operation at Dunsink Lane, in Finglas yesterday comprising 80 personnel.

Did you know 85% of your old car can be recycled when it’s time to scrap it? Were you aware you’re required by law to dispose of your old car at a permitted scrapyard or authorised treatment facility (ATF) to get a certificate of destruction (COD)? If you don’t you could be facing a €100 fine or even worse, upon summary conviction in a district court, a fine of up to €5,000!