Portmarnock

Parks in Fingal will only be open to local pedestrians tomorrow (Saturday) following the announcement by the Government of new measures to minimise the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

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Following HSE guidelines in relation to COVID–19, Fingal County Council has announced that events planned as part of National Tree Week have been cancelled until further notice. The popular "‘Free Tree Giveaway" has also been postponed, and it is hoped that it will be rescheduled for later in the year

Age Friendly Ireland, which gives voice to the older population in our community, has issued some informative information and guidelines. 

The community of Fingal celebrated St Patrick’s Day in unique fashion this year overcoming restrictions imposed by the Coronavirus crisis that saw the curtailment of festivities on our national holiday.

Fingal County Council's Housing Department is continuing to provide services across its full range of sections. 

We have put together a simple, and easy to use guide for all those who need assistance.

Fingal County Council’s Local Enterprise Office is committing all its resources to help Fingal businesses survive the current Coronavirus crisis.

In line with Government guidelines in relation to Coronavirus COVID-19, all GAA and Soccer fixtures have been cancelled, and all team training has been prohibited, until April 19th at the earliest. All Fingal County Council Pitches are therefore deemed unplayable until then. 

All 10 libraries in Fingal and the mobile library service as well as 15 community centres owned by Fingal County Council will close from this evening until March 29 in line with Government requirements to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19

Fingal was pushed into the international media spotlight this week when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent an afternoon in Howth as part of their first official visit to Ireland.