Council

Join Laura & Ciarán of Islander Architects for a free interactive architectural workshop for teenagers on June 11th as part of Cruinniú na nÓg 2022.

Plyscape is a chance for young people to come together and build shared experiences through an exciting day-long workshop.

Dog owners are being encouraged to be responsible by bagging and binning  their pets poo when using the county’s many beaches. Failure to do so could see access stopped.

Fingal County Council has announced an exciting programme of free events for Bike Week 2022, taking place from May 14-22.

Over €300,000 in grant funding has been awarded to community and voluntary groups across the county.

Fingal has become the inaugural host for Ireland’s first ever pop-up swimming pool, with the Swim Ireland initiative bringing swimming to communities across the country.

Fingal residents are being invited to have their say in the annual review of bathing waters for the 2023 Season

The ‘Local Biodiversity Action Plan’ project was initiated by Fingal’s Biodiversity team in 2021.   The project is a collaboration between the Biodiversity team, Fingal Operations, Ecological consultants and the many Tidy Towns groups across the County of Fingal. 

Fingal County Council has invited proposals from Artists, Creative Practitioners, Arts Organisations and Companies for the development and delivery of artistic activities and projects for children and/or young people for Cruinniú na nÓg 2022. Access to activities and projects will be free, local and interactive.

Garden Party 2022 is happening at the Seamus Ennis Centre this summer! They have various acts playing throughout the summer! Don’t miss out on these great events. Get your tickets now at http://tseac.ie

The Bealtaine Festival forms part of Ireland’s national celebration of the arts & creativity as we age and runs throughout the month of May. The Festival returns to Fingal library branches for the first time in 2 years after taking place solely as on online festival during 2020 & 2021.