Council

The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien TD, has paid a visit Fingal County Council as part of a series of visits the Minister is planning with local authorities across the country to discuss housing delivery targets for 2021 and the response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Young people from Foróige projects across Fingal have collaborated to write and produce a spoken word poetry piece about Covid-19 and the impact it is having on young people in particular.

Fingal County Council has adopted a budget of €286m for 2021 which will ensure that services are maintained and enhanced into next year. It represents an increase of €16.3m from 2020 and is the equivalent of €966.78 per head of population.

A stress release yoga practice for parents with Erica for Fingal libraries  https://youtu.be/ZUUXVb9wzNA

Kids yoga with Erica for Fingal libraries https://youtu.be/tLfs0WJYy0w

Supporting Neurodiverse Students in Covid 19 Time by Michael Ryan Counsellor/Psychotherapist  https://youtu.be/3LL8jkob7I4

For those affected by burst water main in Portmarnock that may affect supply to Drumnigh Wood, Blackwood Lane, Coast Road, Limetree Avenue, Carrick Hill and surrounds in Portmarnock, works will now complete at 10am on 24 November.

Fingal’s Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) has approved the allocation of over €260,000 to community and voluntary groups across the region under the 2020 Community Enhancement Programme (CEP) and the Community Enhancement Programme Community Centres and Community Facilities Scheme.