Fingal Arts Office in partnership with the Tyrone Guthrie Centre and Age and Opportunity’s Bealtaine Festival are delighted to announce Colette Cullen and James English as the recipients of the Fingal County Council, Tyrone Guthrie Centre and Bealtaine Festival Residency Award. This award aims to celebrate and support older artists at all stages of their careers working in literature and visual arts.
Fingal County Council, in exercise of the powers vested in it by the Local Government Act 2001 as extended by Section 89 of the HARBOURS ACT 1996 hereby gives notice that it proposes to adopt Fingal County Council Harbour Bye-Laws 2023.
Malahide, known for its stunning coastline, picturesque castle, and vibrant community, is gearing up to host a series of unforgettable concerts with headline acts that include Depeche Mode, Blur, Sting and Sam Fender over the next two weeks.
Fingal County Council has honoured 24 individuals as Community Champions as part of this year’s Mayor’s Awards, acknowledging for the dedication and selfless acts they have undertaken to help to improve the everyday lives of the citizens of Fingal.
With the much-anticipated summer music season at Malahide set to get underway on Wednesday 14 June, Fingal County Council is encouraging fans attending the events to be respectful and sustainable concertgoers.
A new Labour councillor was officially co-opted onto Fingal County Council today, as Cllr Brendan Ryan filled the seat left vacant by the resignation of Seána Ó Rodaigh. Cllr Ryan will represent the Balbriggan Local Electoral Area.
