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Join artist Kim Jenkinson for some spooky Halloween crafts in this video.

Predict the weather with pinecones in this fascinating STEAM experiment!

The Portrane peninsula is now synonymous with the gothic red brick buildings of St. Ita’s but before the hospital stood on these lands, they formed part of Portrane Demesne.

The country’s longest standing mental health charity invited key community stakeholders to a Think Tank at Balbriggan Library last week to introduce the international mental health movement ‘Thrive’ to the town. The Mayor of Fingal Seána Ó’ Rodaigh and CE of Fingal County Council, AnnMarie Farrelly joined the engagement event on Tuesday, 28th September in the Hamilton Hall of the Library to discuss how the movement can create a happy and healthy community for the people of Balbriggan.

Irish Road Safety Week is an initiative of the Road Safety Authority (RSA). Fingal County Council’s Road Safety Officer and Active Travel team are joining forces with the RSA to assist them in promoting important messages throughout the week.

In line with new Government guidelines and public health advice, Fingal Libraries are now offering access to Computers and Study space in a gradual and measured way. Please contact your local branch for further information on services available here.

Bernard Kelly discusses the Irish anti-vaccination movement in the revolutionary period. 

When the Coastguard Station at Robswall was attacked and destroyed during the War of Independence, it brought to a close the Coastguard presence in this area and elsewhere, which had reached back to 1822.

This presentation by Siobhan Osgood  will explore the architecture of the former Great Northern Railway and the historic events which took place at its stations at the beginning of the 20th century.