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This is brown foam which is seen on our beaches from time to time.  It is called surf foam or surf scum.   It can be easily mistaken for pollution, but it isn’t.  It is a collection of millions of microscopic algae (bloom) and is a natural phenomenon.  They need sunlight to grow and attach to the bubbles in the surf causing foaming.

Fingal County Council sends congratulations to The Hills CC’s Jane Maguire on her first call up to the Ireland Women’s National Cricket Team for this month’s international series against Scotland.

Cricket Leinster in partnership with Fingal County Council’s Sports Office has added 20-year-old Ireland international Lara Maritz to its Cricket Development Team, to support the expansion and development of programmes in the North County Dublin area.

It is a key objective of the Fingal Development Plan to plan and develop a route that integrates a pedestrian and cycle route along the Royal Canal tow path.

Find out how to make a submission.

Learn more about the proposed scheme, the process for route selection and the next steps in this process.

You won’t want to miss out on Fingal Libraries’ latest eService: Tumble Books and Tumble Math.

Sean has worked as an auxiliary coach for eight years on many different programmes within the FAI with ample experience coaching at grassroots and League of Ireland levels and has also represented his country as assistant coach at the IFCPF World Cup with the Irish Paralympic Team.

Facilitated by the exceptional Dublin Youth Dance Company, this creative dance workshop can be enjoyed in any family setting, indoors or outdoors.