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Fingal County Council, in collaboration with Graphic Studio Dublin, is pleased to announce Beata Piekarska-Daly and Jack Pierce as the recipients of the Fine Art Print Residency Award 2024.

The sixth annual Fingal Inclusion Week is set to bring a diverse lineup of over 70 events across Fingal County, running from Monday, November 11th to Sunday, November 17th.

Fingal County Council’s dedication to community engagement was recognised along with representatives from the Fingal community when they achieved three awards at the 2024 IPB Pride of Place Awards in Monaghan on Saturday.

Retail spending in the Dublin economy increased in Q3 2024 for the 17th consecutive quarter, albeit at a more subdued rate than the previous quarter according to the latest MasterCard SpendingPulse™, produced on behalf of the four Dublin Local Authorities.

Streetscape projects can help make rural towns and villages more colourful, vibrant and attractive places

Fingal County Council, as Lead Partner of the Urbact EcoCore Project is delighted to announce an exciting Innovation Challenge/Hackathon in collaboration with Smart Balbriggan. 

A general election will take place on November 29th. Make sure your vote will count when it matters. Register, check or update your details on www.voter.ie before deadline Tuesday November 12th!

Huge congratulations to the fantastic volunteers who ensured that 2024 was another hugely successful year for Fingal in the National Tidy Towns Awards.

Following extensive work that began in 2021, the Snugborough Interchange Upgrade located along one of Dublin’s busiest routes was officially opened today, marking the delivery of a multi-million euro project that will see significant transport improvements in the Dublin 15 area.

The Let's Play Rush Halloween extravaganza transformed Kenure Woods into a magical setting filled with Halloween spirit and family-friendly entertainment.