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Fingal County Council is delighted to announce an exciting programme of free events taking place in various locations in Fingal to celebrate Culture Night 2021. Culture Night, now in its sixteenth year, is an annual national public event that celebrates culture, creativity and the arts. (more…)
Fingal County Council is looking for volunteers on Saturday 10th July from 10 am to 4 pm to help with removing Ragwort from the meadows in Newbridge Demesne. The meadows at Newbridge Demesne are some of the most attractive and important meadows in the county and support a wide (more…)
Fingal County Council will immediately begin the process of procuring a new operator for its successful attractions at Malahide Castle, Newbridge House and the Casino Model Railway Museum following the decision of Shannon Heritage to withdraw from their contract. (more…)
Fingal County Council has commenced a programme of public toilet improvements in four regional parks and the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr David Healy, recently opened the first at Millennium Park Playground in Blanchardstown. Newbridge, Ardgillan and Santry Demesnes are also (more…)
Fingal County Council is delighted to announce the expansion of its popular bike sharing scheme to five coastal towns in the north of the county. Bleeper bikes are now available in Balbriggan, Rush, Donabate, Portrane and Skerries. The scheme allows cyclists to ‘grab & go’ on a (more…)
In case you missed it: Fingal County Council has commenced the second round of public consultation on the Fingal Coastal Way, the proposed 32km coastal pedestrian and cycle greenway extending from Newbridge Demesne in Donabate to north of Balbriggan. Residents have the (more…)
Fingal County Council has commenced a second round of public consultation on the Fingal Coastal Way, the proposed 32km coastal pedestrian and cycle greenway extending from Newbridge Demesne in Donabate to north of Balbriggan. As part of the consultation process, Fingal County Council (more…)
To celebrate National Tree Week Fingal County Council has planted native specimen oak trees as a commemoration to lost loved ones during this challenging year. They were also delighted to launch the Bremore Park Tree Trail in Balbriggan. With level 5 restrictions remaining in place (more…)
So it’s nearly time to take down the Christmas tree for another year and if you had a real tree you will be happy to know that you can drop your tree off for recycling from January 4th to 17th, 2021. Fingal County Council will be accepting Christmas Trees for Recycling at the following (more…)
The Community Development office of Fingal County Council is running the Virtual Halloween 2020 Countywide Project which will see funding given to 27 community centres to run a mask making, colouring and poem writing competition using virtual mediums. (more…)
Fingal County Council is delighted to receive a total of seven Green Flags as part of the prestigious Green Flag Awards 2020. The Green Flag Award is an international benchmarking standard for parks and green spaces and the scheme aims to encourage the provision of good quality (more…)
It has been a tough few months for everyone including the arts but thanks to the fighting spirit of the artist community, this year’s Dublin Plein Air painting festival runs from Monday 20 to Sunday 26 July and will bring artists from all over Ireland to paint outdoors (en plein air) around (more…)