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Fingal County Council Arts Office in partnership with Graphic Studio Dublin is offering two fine art print residencies to professional artists, working in any discipline, who are interested in exploring print processes.

Fingal County Council is delighted to support the development of a virtual tour of St Doulagh’s Church. Community Archaeology group Resurrecting Monuments working with the Friends of St Doulagh’s have joined with Lensman Photography to produce a cutting-edge virtual tour of St Doulagh’s Church Balgriffen.

The Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Seána Ó Rodaigh, has paid tribute to Councillor Freddie Cooper who passed away last night.

Fingal County Council will immediately begin the process of procuring a new operator for its successful attractions at Malahide Castle, Newbridge House and the Casino Model Railway Museum following the decision of Shannon Heritage to withdraw from their contract.

As the Irish staycation season is set to enter its busiest period over July and August, Irish Water in partnership with Fingal County Council is urging the public to conserve water to ensure a consistent supply for all during this busy time.

Interpretation of, and increasing awareness of, our archaeological, historical and natural sites is supported by Fingal County Council. To assist with this the Council has developed guidance to provide clear direction and advice to the public and stakeholders on the best practice, procedures and requirements for the development of heritage signage and heritage trails in Fingal.

Emergency tree felling and pruning works will be carried out on trees located on the side of the R125 road near the R125 / R122 cross roads, likely start 28 June 2021.

As part of Fingal County Council's Commemorations programme 2018-2023, the Arts & Libraries Department have produced two separate distinctive elements to commemorate the Burning of the Coast Guard Buildings in June 1921.  The Libraries Exhibition and the Fingal Arts new writing commission on the theme were launched today by Mayor of Fingal Cllr. Seána Ó Rodaigh

To what extent did the military tactics of Thomas Ashe's (5th) Fingal battalion of the Irish Volunteers in 1916 prefigure those of the IRA in the War of Independence, 1919-21? To what extent did the sack of Balbriggan in September 1920 provide the template for subsequent reprisals by Crown force? To discuss the role of Fingal (North County Dublin) in the revolutionary decade join History Ireland editor, Tommy Graham, in discussion with John Dorney, Marie Bashford Synnott, and Frank Whearity.