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At Fingal County Council, we are dedicated to maintaining clean and vibrant public spaces for everyone to enjoy. Graffiti vandalism not only defaces our community but also creates unnecessary costs for cleanup and repairs. We believe that our neighborhoods deserve better.

Please be advised that following a return to excellent water quality the Advisory notice at Malahide Beach and the Prohibition notice at Claremont Beach have been lifted.

BorrowBox offers Fingal Library members FREE access to an extensive range of adult and junior eBooks and eAudiobooks,and is always open, 24/7 for all your eBooks and eAudiobooks. 

Bathing Water quality results for monitoring samples taken on Monday 6th September, 2021. The results met the standard for “excellent” for all identified bathing waters. The non-identified bathing water at Malahide Beach (constant red flag) met with “excellent” status also.

Fingal County Council has launched a survey on the location of a proposed neighbourhood play space in Castleknock. The survey will provide an opportunity, to all interested parties in the area, to examine the five proposed play space locations, state which ones they consider most appropriate and leave any feedback.

The Commemorations Unit, Department of  Tourism, Culture Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media proudly supports the Fingal Arts Department in association with the Irish Writers Centre in the commissioning of six pieces of new writing, including monologues, short stories, poetry and prose that will not only commemorate the anniversary of the formation of the Irish State in 1921 it will also mark the 30th anniversary of the Irish Writers Centre.

On the south side of the hill of Howth along the Carrickbrack Road lies the holy well of St. Fintan.  Although the well is no longer accessible to the public, local memory of its waters runs strong.

Estuary Recycling Centre will reopen from 4pm this evening, August 11. We regret any inconvenience caused as a result of the closure of the centre.

National Heritage Week 2021 is all about getting as many people involved in heritage as possible. This year, we’re trying to connect groups or individuals in their community who may not feel included in local heritage and to explore aspects of local heritage that are seldom considered or celebrated. Heritage is for all. For further details of projects and event in Fingal and beyond see https://www.heritageweek.ie/

The Irish women’s national football team head coach, Vera Pauw, and goalkeeping coach, Jan Williem van Ede, visited the first FAI Summer Soccer School to be held in Tyrrelstown on August 3. Their visit will hopefully encourage the children to keep playing football and to join the Tyrrelstown FC academy which is due to start in September.