Parks

St. Catherine’s Park consists of 200 acres of woodland and grass land, with the River Liffey running through it

The Mayor of Fingal Cllr Adrian Henchy and Fingal Chief Executive AnnMarie Farrelly recently cut the ribbon on a new facility in Millennium Park specifically aimed at providing a quality safe space for teenagers and young adults.

There is great pride in Fingal with the announcement of Hartstown Park as a Green Flag Award Winning Park bringing the total number of Green Flag parks in Fingal to seven.

Taking part in the Fingal Parks and Trails Challenge? Help keep Fingal parks and trails beautiful and enjoy fun family activities along the way.

Mayor of Fingal, Councillor Adrian Henchy today officially opened Rathmore Park, the new Town Park for Lusk.

On 11th May 2023 Mayor of Fingal Cllr Howard Mahony along with the Chief Executive, AnnMarie Farrelly, Councillor Anthony Lavin and Fingal County Council Operations Department together with the applicants celebrated the planting of fifty commemorative trees in Malahide Demesne.

Fingal is undertaking the redevelopment of the Ward River Regional Park in Swords

There was great fanfare in Millennium Park as the fully inclusive “We-Go-Swing” was officially opened by Mayor of Fingal Cllr Howard Mahony on Wednesday July 27th in the company of Chief Executive AnnMarie Farrelly.

An independent tree assessment was carried out on the 20th of October 2021 within Malahide Demesne. This primarily focused on a section of woodland running from the Back Road as far as the Dublin Road, and tree works are planned for Monday 6/12/21- Friday 10/12/21.

The development of The Shackleton Garden in Clonsilla has taken a major step forward with the official opening by the Mayor of Fingal taking place earlier today, 17 September.