Balbriggan

The Operation Transformation Walk returns to Balbriggan on Saturday 18th January at 11am. The walk will be approx. 3km and is FREE for everyone to take part. There is no need to register so just turn up and get your year off to an active start.

Fingal County Council is delighted to be taking part in Ireland’s most exciting festival of science and technology which runs until Saturday (January 11th) at the RDS, Dublin.

Swords ranked highly in the latest litter survey

Secondary students across Fingal are dreaming of a Final appearance in Croke Park in 2020 as the Local Enterprise Offices’ (LEOs) Student Enterprise Programme (SEP) for 2019 / 2020 was launched.

Fingal Arts Office has presented a very special showcase of work developed as part of a ground-breaking initiative with Irish Aphasia Theatre (IAT).

There has been huge progress on the plan, which has been shaped by the views of the people of the town, according to the Balbriggan Leadership Group.

The Leadership Group, chaired by Professor Brian MacCraith, President, Dublin City University, was established to prepare ambitious plans for the area with actions that can be delivered upon.

Children from 3rd class in Balbriggan Educate Together National School and Bracken Educate Together National School took part in the annual Big Sports Quiz in Balbriggan Library on Wednesday 11th December. 

2019 was an exciting year. It marked the start of the Rejuvenation Plan, which by 2025 is set to transform the town. A number of key projects have got underway with good progress being made on our 20 things in 12 months.

Children from 3rd class in Balbriggan Educate Together National School and Bracken Educate Together National School took part in the annual Big Sports Quiz in Balbriggan Library on Wednesday 11th December. 

Fingal County Council, in partnership with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB), organised a successful “Betterlet: Accredited Landlord Training Scheme”, the first of its kind to be rolled out in the county.