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St Patrick’s Church of Ireland church (1758) occupies the site of the medieval parish church of Donabate.

From the early part of the 18th century, when bishops and regular clergy were banned under penal laws, secular clergy served the parish of Donabate from a mass house.

Described as one of the most ornate churches in Ireland, the 1903 church was built in the Gothic style using Portmarnock redbrick.

Fingal Integration team in collaboration with Dublin Pride is hosting a free online workshop “The Journey of Pride” for community group.

Fingal Arts Office in partnership with the Tyrone Guthrie Centre and Age and Opportunity’s Bealtaine Festival are delighted to announce Colette Cullen and James English as the recipients of the Fingal County Council, Tyrone Guthrie Centre and Bealtaine Festival Residency Award.  This award aims to celebrate and support older artists at all stages of their careers working in literature and visual arts.

Fingal County Council has honoured 24 individuals as Community Champions as part of this year’s Mayor’s Awards, acknowledging for the dedication and selfless acts they have undertaken to help to improve the everyday lives of the citizens of Fingal.

Every child starting school in 2023 can now collect a free bag of books from their local library in Fingal. 

Fingal County Council’s Summer Projects Programme was launched by the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Howard Mahony Butler, and Robert Burns, Director of Housing and Community Development

Saturday 8th of July Bremore Castle in Balbriggan, Sunday 9th of July Millennium Park Blanchardstown.

Featuring Soulé , Toshin, Yankari, Discovery Gospel Choir, Ships Wheel, Prymary Colours & many more the festivities will kick off each day at 12PM and continue until 7PM.