Council

Welcome to a brand new adventure in Creativity for Fingal libraries. In the last year we’ve been working hard to create a makerspace with the help of our Creator in residence Kate Delaney.

Our fully equipped makerspace is now open for business and contains a huge range of equipment that will become a resource to all makers and budding makers in the community.

A mini-maker festival is planned for Balbriggan library on the 23rd of April to mark the start of the Balbriggan Loves learning festival.

This event will include a showcase for makers and creators in Hamilton hall and the library will host a full day programme of activities along the theme of creativity.

Fingal County Council wishes to advise that extensive work is set to begin at Porterstown Park in Dublin 15 from Monday the 4th of April as part of the council's efforts to upgrade facilities in the area.

Download the draft Strategy and Appendix.

The delivery of 62 homes by Fingal County Council in a major new housing development at Hayestown, Rush, has taken a major step forward.

The results of Fingal County Council’s community archaeology initiative, Swords Castle Digging History have been published in a comprehensive volume by Fingal Heritage Officer Christine Baker.

Parking Management

Fingal County Council has unveiled a new 10-year strategy it hopes will help boost the number of trees across north Dublin and ensure that Ireland’s youngest county is left in a better state when it is handed over to future generations. 

As part of Fingal County Council's Commemorations programme 2018-2023, Fingal Libraries supported by Creative Ireland have produced an exhibition and video exploring the history of the Hill of Howth tram.