Council

In order to keep pace with continued growth across the county, Fingal County Council has adopted a spending plan of around €300m for 2022 which will help deliver improved services and see support remain in place to help reenergise economic development in a post-Covid environment.

A new campaign by Fingal Local Enterprise Office, which was launched this week, is asking consumers to look local when they are shopping for products, services and experiences this Christmas.

Ireland achieved an End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) reuse and recycling rate of 87.43% and a reuse and recovery rate of 95.21% in 2019, in compliance with current EU targets.

ANCA has today launched a public consultation on Aircraft Noise at Dublin Airport.

Visit the virtual consultation room where you can review key consultation documentation and hear from ANCA Director, Ethna Felten.

This is 3 bed house in Oldtown, with a spacious back garden.

This is a 2 Bed property with a secure back garden.

To celebrate the 1500 year anniversary of the birth of one of Ireland’s most prolific saints - St Colmcille, Fingal County Council in association with Creative Ireland have launched a documentary series about the life of the saint and his connection with the Swords area.

Register today for a public information session coming this November and in early 2022.

 Irish Water, working in partnership with Fingal County Council, is commissioning the new water supply infrastructure in Howth to safeguard the drinking water supply for homes and businesses. Six kilometres of watermain have been constructed including three railway crossings. In addition a new pumping station and chlorination building has been constructed at Dungriffen Reservoir.