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Fingal County Council is pleased to announce commencement of the formal planning process for the proposed Park Development Project for Lanesborough Park

Learn how to light your bike for optimum safety.

Know what to do if you get a flat tyre with Steve's helpful step by step tutorial.

From 2018 to 2021, the EU will provide funding of approx. €120 million to local governments to help deliver free public WiFi services for citizens. High-quality WiFi will be provided in both indoor and outdoor public spaces and other community buildings under the WiFi4EU initiative. A total of 47 WiFi access points have been installed at 18 locations across Fingal. There are seven live access points in Swords, with five in Malahide, Howth and Skerries and four in Rush.

A herd of Old Irish Goats are the latest residents on Howth Head where they will control gorse growth and reduce wildfire risk.

Ballyboughal Pitch & Putt Club  are Fingal and East Meath Champions for the second year in  a row. The competition, now in its sixth year, was created by Ballyboughal Stalwart Ronnie Delaney, with the support of the Fingal Sports Development Officer, Caitriona Geraghty. 

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce an exciting programme of free events taking place in various locations in Fingal to celebrate Culture Night 2021.

All plastic packaging waste - including soft plastic - can now be placed in Irish household recycling bins as long as it is clean, dry and loose.

This September Newbridge House on the 4th & 5th, and Catherine’s Park on 11th & 12th, will be transformed into a bustling summer festival site for all ages.  ‘Celebrate Fingal’ is free-to-attend to people who are residents of Fingal, but pre-registration for tickets was essential due to limited capacity and safety restrictions.