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AnnMarie Farrelly has been appointed as Interim Chief Executive of Fingal County Council following the departure of Paul Reid to become Director General of the Health Service Executive.

The future of Balbriggan is set to be transformed thanks to a €20m-plus plan that has been shaped by the residents of Ireland’s youngest town. 

Fingal County Council’s Master Plan for the lands at Castlelands, Balbriggan, has gone out for public consultation

Ava Gilmartin from Malahide Portmarnock Educate Together took the first prize in the Junior category with “SpecRest”.

Work began in April 2018 and has continued uninterrupted since on the building which will add to the portfolio of heritage properties owned by Fingal County Council.

Fingal got a new park on Saturday when Fingal County Council formally opened Rogerstown Park, located on the site of the former Balleally Landfill.

Since 2014 the Local Enterprise Offices across the country have approved and contributed funding to over 5,000 business and entrepreneurial projects.

Flavours of Fingal is the flagship summer event hosted by Fingal County Council, which since it began in 2012 has attracted tens of thousands of people through the gates every year.

Fingal County Council’s investment in the Stephenstown Link Road opens up almost 23 hectares of industrially zoned lands for development with the potential to bring approximately 900 new jobs to the area. 

Balbriggan’s town centre will become a free public Wi-Fi zone thanks to a unique initiative that provides locals and visitors with unlimited access to speeds of up to 100mps and could position the town at the forefront of smart technology.