Fingal Sports

Fingal’s Sports Office are looking for expressions of interest from people who would like to be part of a volunteer team to organise a new junior Parkrun being planned for Millennium Park in Blanchardstown once Government restrictions on sporting events are lifted.

Fingal County Council is delighted to learn of Rush Cricket Club’s Neil Rock selection to the Cricket Ireland’s Senior National squad for their forthcoming tour of the UAE in January.

Girls and women's rugby have been experiencing rapid growth throughout the world over the last few years and Fingal can proudly claim to be part of this expansion.

Fingal County Council sends its congratulations to Matthew Weldon on his selection as the winner of the Cricket Leinster ‘Find a Fast Bowler’ award.

Fingal County Council has welcomed the news that the 2021 European Cross Country Championships will take place at the Sport Ireland Campus in Fingal.

It involves 10 exercises focusing on balance, strength, mobility and motor skills performed for 10 minutes each day.

Some say football is an art, this time it really is!

Covid-19 may have taken its toll on football games throughout the country but that hasn’t stopped the FAI and Fingal County Council continuing to interact with schools to promote respect using football and art as the tool in the ‘Virtual Respect Cup’

Fingal County Council and O’Dwyers GAA Club have completed the signing of contracts which will allow the club to proceed with its planned move to a new state-of-the-art facility at Bremore Regional Park in Balbriggan.

Cricket Leinster and Fingal County Council have partnered to provide additional support for Fingal clubs to not only restart, but to do so safely and have junior coaching sessions as the centrepiece of relaunching cricket for all in the region.

Over 3,300 Fingal primary school students will run a marathon as part of the MarathonKids Programme, an eight week initiative to increase physical activity among young people.