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Fingal County Council is calling on sports clubs and the local community to come together to help people get active once Government restrictions are lifted and activities are allowed resume.

The closing date for the submission of completed applications for the Built Heritage Investment Scheme and Historic Structures Fund has been extended to 5PM FRIDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2021

Fingal County Council has successfully introduced a Virtual COVID-19 Assistant which is trained to answer questions from members of the public, in Irish and English, on its Community Call Response initiative or the availability of Fingal Services during the current pandemic.

The first Annual Progress Report on Fingal County Council’s Climate Change Action Plan (CCAP) was published and presented to councillors at Council meeting.

Check out our fantastic Fit for Fun in Fingal magazine. Lots of great tips and ideas on how to stay active and healthy

Fingal’s Sports Office are looking for expressions of interest from people who would like to be part of a volunteer team to organise a new junior Parkrun being planned for Millennium Park in Blanchardstown once Government restrictions on sporting events are lifted.

Irish Water is working with Fingal County Council to carry out urgent repairs to restore water supply in parts of Blanchardstown. Crews are working to repair the burst watermain as quickly and as safely as possible in line with Covid-19 protocols.

New Town and Village funding of €190,000 will support projects in St. Margarets, Balrothery, Rolestown and Lusk. 

Construction will close due to level 5 restrictions from 6pm on Friday 8 January, with limited exceptions including:

Homeschooling and online learning can be extremely tricky, especially under the current circumstances.