Baldoyle

Date: 03/03/21

Activity Title: Wildflowers Masterclass

Description: This free Wildflowers Masterclass is sponsored by Fingal County Council and open to all residents in the Fingal area who would like to plant a wildflower area in their community. 

Fingal County Council has launched a Sustainable Business initiative which aims to encourage SMEs across Fingal to embrace sustainable measures in their businesses, with a series of practical tools and resources to help them. 

Fingal County Council is pleased to announce that it is now accepting applications as part of Fingal’s Creative Ireland Programme 2021.

Check out our fantastic Fit for Fun in Fingal magazine. Lots of great tips and ideas on how to stay active and healthy

An application to alter planning conditions associated with operating restrictions at Dublin Airport has been made by the airport authority to Fingal County Council’s Planning Department. In fulfilling its statutory remit, ANCA is now commencing an assessment of the noise situation at Dublin Airport. 

Hi all 
My name is sinead o connor 
My craft is decoupage. I try and be as creative with all of my pieces every piece is created with love . With my main ethos in recycling items and making objects used again . Less waste for our landfill.

Christmas magic is on its way to Fingal with Santa Claus taking time out of his busy schedule to take part in a live Facebook chat with excited youngsters from all over the County!

The Shapely Sock is a knee length sock designed for anyone who needs to give their calves a boost. If you would love to wear knee length boots or skinny jeans but don't because your calves are too skinny, lack muscle definition or are slightly 'bowed', then the Shapely Sock is for you.

Young people from Foróige projects across Fingal have collaborated to write and produce a spoken word poetry piece about Covid-19 and the impact it is having on young people in particular.

Fingal County Council has adopted a budget of €286m for 2021 which will ensure that services are maintained and enhanced into next year. It represents an increase of €16.3m from 2020 and is the equivalent of €966.78 per head of population.