Council

Fingal Libraries is delighted to be taking part in Cruinniú na nÓg, the flagship initiative of Creative Ireland’s Youth Plan which aims to enable the potential of children and young people.

Councillor Eoghan O’Brien elected as Mayor of Fingal

Councillor Tom Kitt elected as Deputy Mayor

Fingal County Council has hosted a Heritage Council board meeting at its headquarters in Swords, marking the long-standing and successful relationship between the two organisations.

Fingal County Council has lodged an application with An Bord Pleanala for planning consent for the Broadmeadow Way, a proposed new walking and cycling greenway route of approximately 6km in length between Malahide Demesne and Newbridge Demesne in Donabate.

Fingal County Council is delighted to support free theatre workshops aimed at those affected by Asphasia who are interesting in exploring new ways to communicate and participate.

Fingal County Council’s Arts Office, gathered with colleagues in Dublin City, Wexford and The Arts Council on the Burrow Beach, Portrane beach last week to announce the four artists chosen for a unique public art project. 

These artists will, for the next few months, collaborate with biodiversity specialists along Ireland’s east coast, creating an artistic response to the influences of climate change and its effects on the biodiversity.

Fingal County Council together with The Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) Horticulture Department  have won gold at Bloom in the Park 2019

Fingal County Council has welcomed news that water quality at four of the ten Fingal beaches has recorded improvements since last year.

The country’s only Football and Fitness Course for Transition Year students held its graduation ceremony in the company at the Fingal County Council Civic Offices in Blanchardstown.

Fingal County Council has welcomed news that Portmarnock’s famous Velvet Strand has retained the Blue Flag status, which recognises its high level of water quality.