Fingal County Council has launched its draft Tree Strategy entitled “Forest of Fingal, A Tree Strategy for Fingal – Draft Document” . See information on the online consultation and information sessions.
Fingal County Council proposes to draft a 4th scheme in accordance with Section 11 of the Official Languages Act 2003. The primary objective of the Act is to ensure better availability and a higher standard of public services through Irish.
Fingal County Council Arts Office is delighted to present the Fingal Friday Forum, a free informal monthly get-together exclusively for artists living and working in Fingal.
Fingal County Council has approved total funding of over €33,000 under the Our Balbriggan Placemaking Fund to local groups to support ideas or plans for projects that will enhance resident and visitor experience of the town.
Fingal County Council has commenced a market soundings process which will lead to the issue of a tender to provide Dog Warden and Dog Shelter services for the county from September 2021 for a four-year period.
The Fingal Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) would like to invite applications from community, not-for-profit and voluntary groups for funding under the COVID-19 Emergency Fund.
One of Fingal’s most impressive businesses, Kianda Technologies, have been announced as a finalist for this year’s National Enterprise Awards (NEA). The awards, an initiative of the Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs), will take place virtually on the 11th February.
Fingal County Council invites applications for the Artists’ Support Scheme 2021. This strand of funding allows professional artists to avail of an award up to €4,000 towards travel/professional development opportunities, a residency or towards the development of work.
