On the conclusion of this year’s Loughshinny Boathouse Studio Award, the Mayor of Fingal Cllr. Tom O’Leary and County Arts Officer Sarah O’Neill met artist Maria McSweeney, the recipient of the award, to reflect on the outcomes of her residency exploring the Fingal coastline. 

This document sets out Fingal County Council County Council’s policy on preventing fraud and corruption and provides a framework for the development and maintenance of procedures and practices to counter fraud and corruption.

All 10 identified beaches; Balbriggan Front Strand, Skerries South Beach, Loughshinny, Rush North, Rush South, Portrane the Brook, Donabate Balcarrick, Portmarnock Velvet Strand, Sutton Burrow and Claremont Beaches recorded excellent results from the pre-season bathing water quality samples taken on 25 05 2026.

With this policy, the Council undertakes all reasonable steps and exercises all due diligence in seeking to avoid the commission of a fraudulent or corrupt offence.

Residents across Fingal are being encouraged to take simple, positive climate actions through a new animated video series launched by Fingal County Council. 

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Are you an artist or a community group who would like to get involved with Dublin Canvas?  

Fingal County Council welcomed European Commission Executive Vice-President for Cohesion and Reforms, Mr Raffaele Fitto, to view the development of the Swords Cultural Quarter projects. Mr. Fitto was greeted on arrival by the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Tom O’Leary, and was given a guided tour of Swords Castle and the Carnegie Free Library, as well as the site of the €40m centre-piece of the Swords Cultural Quarter, Culture House.