Council

Fingal County Council’s Affordable Housing Scheme at Dun Emer in Lusk took a major step forward today when the first sod was turned on the construction site by the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr David Healy; the Deputy Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Robert O’Donoghue; and the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien, TD.

Fingal County Council has urged local residents and stakeholders to get involved in the Sustainable Swords placemaking project which is focused on the regeneration and compact, sustainable development of the town.

Ethna Felten, Director of the Aircraft Noise Competent Authority, explains what is the role of the authority and how it carries out its functions and decisions.

Fingal County Council will work with various agencies to improve the water quality at the two beaches in the county which saw their classification drop in the Environment Protection Agency’s (EPA) annual Bathing Water Classifications for the 2021 Season.

With the Government and NPHET urging people to “Think Safe, Think Outdoors” over the coming months, Fingal County Council has revealed its plans for an Outdoor Summer.

Cruinniú na nÓg, a national day of creativity for children and young people takes place on June 12th. Check out the fabulous events planned for Fingal here

Irish Water, working in partnership with Fingal County Council, is continuing with essential works on the Howth water supply scheme in order to safeguard the water supply for homes and businesses in the area.

The Naul Wastewater Treatment Plant has now been selected for upgrade as part of the Small Towns and Villages Growth Programme.