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Fingal County Libraries have donated a replica of the Sack of Balbriggan Exhibition (comprising of 6 panels) to the Balbriggan and District Historical Society.

Fingal County Council has developed Draft Heritage Signage & Heritage Trail Guidance in order to provide clear direction and advice on how to develop heritage signage and heritage trails-and they want your opinion

Fingal County Council will be accepting Christmas Trees for Recycling at the following Collection Points January 4 - 17 2021. 

Research carried out on behalf of the Local Enterprise Offices as part of their “Look for Local” campaign has shown that 83% of Dublin consumers were now more likely to buy local, either online or in-store, this year, compared to 2019, as a result of recent campaigns to highlight local businesses. 

Fingal County Council has just completed the first phase of a wetland development project in the Turvey Nature Park in Donabate. In this phase completed this year, an existing wetland area was extended and a new 2-acre wetland area was created. A new Sandmartin Hut was also installed which is the first of its kind in Ireland..

The Keep Well campaign is aimed at showing people of all ages how we can mind our own physical and mental health and wellbeing by adding healthy and helpful habits to our daily and weekly routine.

Sport Ireland, Get Ireland Walking and Healthy Ireland are encouraging people of all ages to walk into 2021 by taking part in the Keep Well Walking Challenge, which gets underway today.

Fingal County Council Community Development Office is delighted to promote a very special radio programme featuring three contributors to the 'Memory Makers:  Reflections and Recollections Cocooners Special Edition 2020' to be broadcast on Monday 14th December from 7-8pm on NearFM 90.3.

Fingal County Council Community Development Office and the Fingal Volunteer Centre are delighted to announce that the Fingal Managing Volunteer Awards Ceremony will take place via Zoom on December 17th.

Fingal County Council’s Environment Department undertook a significant waste clearance operation yesterday at St Mary’s, Cappagh Road in Finglas with a total of 145 tonnes of household and bulky waste, including construction and demolition material, removed from the site.

Fingal County Council has welcomed the approval of €637,000, including a half a million euro contribution grant the development of a community centre in Lusk, for six rural Dublin projects under the Leader Programme.