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The aircraft noise contours for 2023 have been published on the ANCA website. 2023 was the first full year of aircraft operations at Dublin Airport since the new north runway came into operation.

To highlight the three Fingal Hubs Connected locations in Mulhuddart,  Drinan in Swords and Balbriggan, the Hubs’ creative studio at Drinan recently had the ‘craic’ playing host to Doireann, Louise and Siomha of How to Gael, Ireland’s new and extremely popular bilingual podcast. 

Representatives of Fingal County Council, as Lead Partner on the Urbact EcoCore Project, visited the partner city of Santo Tirso in Portugal to learn about the city’s approach to sustainable economic development.  

The 2023 annual report of the Aircraft Noise Competent Authority has been published and is now available to view online or download.

Fingal County Council are getting ready to launch the new National e Planning portal which will enable users to lodge a planning application online.

Season two of the popular Irish music programme, TradFest – The Fingal Sessions, was officially launched  in New York by the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Adrian Henchy, at joint event hosted by Fingal County Council, The WNET Group’s arts and culture streaming platform ALL ARTS and TradFest in Fraunces Tavern, Manhattan.

The Atrium in County Hall Swords came alive to the melodious sounds of traditional music at a ‘Ceol, Craic agus Gaeilge’ celebration for Seachtain na Gaeilge on Wednesday, March 13, 2024.

Fingal County Council’s Town Regeneration Office is pleased to announce a new funding programme for Streetscape Enhancement Measures in town centres throughout the county.