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Knight's Playground and Multi Use Games Area at Glebe Park Balrothery has been officially launched.

Glebe Park is the first park in Fingal to participate in the Tree Council of Ireland initiative of Native Irish Tree Trails.

Some 18,000 turned out at the St Patrick's Day parade in Blanchardstown to cheer on the 2,500 participants.

Some 24,000 people turned out to cheer on the Swords parade, which attracted over 3,000 participants.

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

A new web portal enabling over 1 million Dublin residents to check their electoral details in real-time has been rolled out in the Dublin region.

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.

As part of National Tree Week, the Native Tree Trail was launched by Mayor of Fingal Cllr. Anthony Lavin in Glebe Park Balrothery. The trail is a collaboration between Fingal County Council, Balrothery Tidy Towns and the enthusiastic children from Balrothery National School.