Swords

Swords Castle was the venue for the launch of the new Fingal County Council’s Arts Plan 2019-2025 which will set out the strategy for arts in the county for the next seven years.

The Christmas lights will be switched on by Santa and Mayor of Fingal Cllr Eoghan O'Brien at 6pm on November 29th.

Fingal County Council has awarded over €95,000 to 91 sports clubs throughout Fingal under the Youth Sports Grants Scheme.

Artist's Alan James Burns' unique VR exhibition to be experienced in the Carnegie Library.

Fingal County Council has declared its Halloween amnesty which allowed householders dispose of combustible material for free as an overwhelming success.

Where Christmas Magic Meets Tradition!

Shop Local This Christmas with our great traders at Swords Christmas Market. The Swords Castle Christmas Markets are back in late November and early December, and they’re a holiday treasure trove! From stunning handmade crafts and unique gifts to mouthwatering festive treats, there's something for everyone. 

Fingal County Council hosted the launch of the 19th edition of the Dublin Economic Monitor where it was revealed that the capital is close to full employment, with the areas of finance, insurance and real estate activities hitting all-time highs, supported by Brexit relocations.

A discussion on the issues in recent weeks at Leixlip Water Treatment Plant took place at tonight’s monthly meeting of Fingal County Council which held in the Chamber at County Hall, Swords.

Artist's Alan James Burns' VR exhibition to be experienced in the Carnegie Library. The artwork is jointly commissioned by Fingal County Council Arts Office and the European Commission’s SciArt and is funded by the Arts Council of Ireland Open Call Award.

Books of Condolence are open to sign in Swords and Blanchardstown.