Council

Fingal County Council's Draft Biodiversity Action Plan for Fingal puts forward a programme of 100 actions required to address biodiversity loss and reverse biodiversity decline.

Castle Goes Country at Swords Castle this summer - live performances to include Nathan Carter, Jimmy Buckley and Friends in Low Places

There are are range of events and activities taking place across Fingal, with something to suit  everyone. We will add details for these as they come in, so watch this space.

Three beaches along the Fingal coastline have been recognised for beach excellence and will get to fly a coveted blue flag

The Rush play day on the 11th June is part of the celebrations in Fingal for Cruinniú na nÓg and will focus on the joy of play and creativity and how to encourage this playfulness and creativity at the heart of our cities and towns.

Cruinniú na nÓg 2022 takes place this June 11th and to celebrate the importance of art in early childhood Fingal County Council, Draíocht and Creative Ireland are working with experienced art educators Anne Bradley and Anne Cradden to present Make Space - a visually rich, sensory play space for children and families.

Fingal run Ireland's only Football and Fitness TY Course in conjunction with the FAI

A Speed Limit Appeals Procedure was recently introduced which allows members of the public to object and appeal existing speed limits contained within a Local Authority’s current Speed Limit Bye-laws.

Go back to 1947 for a day! Oldtown is marking its 75 anniversary as the first rural village in Ireland to be electrified, we have many events on the day with a camogie match, tug of War, sheep shearing, cow milking, horse shoe throwing, music and dance and a village market.

Dublin projects wins at all-Ireland community awards. Bayside Community Association was honoured at the all-Ireland Pride of Place community awards on Monday evening, May 16th.The awards, hosted by RTE’s Marty Whelan, took place in Kerry’s INEC centre with 400 community volunteers in attendance.