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A major exhibition celebrating the 25th anniversary of Fingal County Council’s diverse, engaging and captivating Municipal Art Collection will be officially opened on September 12.

The fourth annual Write Time Festival organised by Fingal Libraries celebrates the written and spoken word in Fingal. Libraries will host free workshops and talks throughout the month of September to spark the imagination and inspire creativity.

The Community Environment Action Fund, previously known as the Local Agenda 21 Environmental Partnership Fund, is now seeking applications

The third annual Fingal Fleadh will see Swords Castle and Main Street host a four-day, free-of-charge festival of craíc agus ceol.

More than 300 girls descended on the AUL complex in Clonshaugh for the 17th Fingal Festival of Football, which has become a fantastic showcase for girls’ football in Fingal.  

Fingal Local Studies & Archives has officially opened its new facilities at 46 North Street, Swords after its move from its previous location in Clonmel House, Swords.

Fingal County Council, in conjunction with the Erigo Group is delighted to announce the commissioning of a major new piece of contemporary public art by internationally renowned artist, Grace Weir.

More than 300 girls descended on the AUL complex in Clonshaugh for the 17th Fingal Festival of Football, which has become a fantastic showcase for girls’ football in Fingal.  

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce that Duo Chagall, who have run the popular classical music series ‘Autumn Sounds’ in Farmleigh since 2010, will this year play in four different venues around Fingal.

Fingal County Council has welcomed representatives from the French Canton of Guichen and Skerries Town Twinning Association to County Hall in Swords as part of the 25th anniversary celebrations between the two areas.