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This is a temporary public health notice advising the public of the potential risk of illness due to the ‘Poor’ classification rating from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).   This assessment was based on the last four years of bathing water quality data (2017-2020) and is not related to a current bathing water pollution event.   It is not a ban on swimming or a closure of the beach.

This is a temporary public health notice advising the public of the potential risk of illness due to the ‘Poor’ classification - it is not a ban on swimming or a closure of the beach. 

Waste Enforcement Officers with support from An Garda Siochanna carried out a successful multi-agency End of Life Vehicle operation at a site in Finglas.

Fingal County Council is committed to creating sustainable healthy and active lifestyles to our citizens and visitors

Read the answers to the Frequently Asked Questions with regard to identified bathing waters, the process with regard to testing and what the results mean etc

Our first bathing water quality samples of 2021 were taken on Monday and the results are just back from the lab.

At a special four-hour meeting of Fingal County Council tonight councillors voted by 31 votes to 9 to approve the disposal of 28 hectares of land at Ballymastone, Donabate, which will lead to the construction of up to 1,200 social, affordable and private homes.

Fingal County Council with funding from the Department of Foreign Affairs / Irish Aid are supporting the newly developing Fingal Integration Forum to host an Africa Day Celebration Event online 7-9pm the 25th May,

Ireland has been invited to participate in transboundary public consultation regarding the Doel 1 & 2 nuclear power plants.

This week students of Blakestown Community School proudly launched their Micro Forest of over 450 broadleaf trees on the school grounds. This beautiful concept of planting a forest outside of their art classroom was developed by artist Gareth Kennedy in partnership with woodwright Eoin Donnelly.