Council

Join our zoom talk to ensure you get the most out of your garden for your own well being and those around you. We will look at how to make a garden more enticing and year round interactive. No gardening experience necessary.

Come along and have a chat with our Guidance Counsellor Beti Marinescu about your education options and career path. This is for anyone that wants to make a change in their careers or take up a new course.

The consultation report on the Emerging Preferred Route public consultation is now available to view.

It is a key objective of the Fingal Development Plan to plan and develop a route that integrates a coastal pedestrian and cycle route with sensitive natural and built heritage sites whilst achieving a balance between conservation of such sites and public uses such as leisure, recreation and tourism

Thank you for taking the time to visit our Fingal Coastal Way webpage. Fingal County Council has published the Emerging Preferred Route for the Fingal Coastal Way, and we are seeking your input.

Irish Water, working in partnership with Fingal County Council, is progressing with water network upgrade works on the Cruiserath Road in Blanchardstown.

Fingal County Council is to prioritise the promotion of Active Travel as part of its ongoing commitment to Climate Action, with additional changes to Council departments to further strengthen the Council’s housing delivery and economic development capacities.

The Fingal Coastal Way is a proposed greenway extending from Newbridge Demesne in Donabate to the Fingal county boundary, north of Balbriggan. Check out some eye-catching concept drawings and photos of the proposed route.

The Fingal Fieldnames Project has reached a milestone as the names recorded so far have now been made available online for the first time. In a collaboration between Christine Baker, Fingal Heritage Officer and Mairéad Nic Lochlainn of Fiontar & Scoil na Gaeilge, Dublin City University the information has been made available on the Meithael Logainm.ie site.