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The re-development of key areas of Balbriggan has been given a major boost with the acquisition of several buildings in the town by Fingal County Council.

The Restart Grant Plus Scheme, including the top-ups applied nationwide and in certain counties, will close from midnight on Saturday 31st October.  A new COVID Restrictions Support Scheme (CRSS) was established as part of Budget 2021 on 13th October 2020 and is being operated by the Revenue Commissioners

Due to the postponement of the annual Festival of Flame in light of the ongoing restrictions due to the Covid19 pandemic, Fingal County Council has devised an exciting, fun and spooky programme of events for Halloween that is guaranteed to keep your little ghouls and witches entertained!

Combustible materials (beds, sofas, wooden doors etc.) will be accepted free of charge at Fingal County Council’s Recycling Centres for residents of Fingal from Wednesday, October 21 to Saturday, October 31, excluding Sunday and Bank Holiday.

A new Fingal Online Planning search facility https://planning.agileapplications.ie/fingal has been launched.

Fingal County Council has approved an ambitious €767m three-year Capital Programme which sets out significant investment on projects across the County, with a strong emphasis on the delivery of housing, active travel measures and greenway infrastructure over its lifetime.

 

Meath County Council has made an order for a Temporary Road Closure of L-50101-0 & L-50102 at Ash Park, Co Meath, from its junction with L-5010-17/L-5010-10 Moorepark to its junction with Doles Road (L-5030-0), from  Monday, 26th October 2020 to Friday, 13th November 2020, from 7.00am to 9.00pm each day.

Some say football is an art, this time it really is!

Covid-19 may have taken its toll on football games throughout the country but that hasn’t stopped the FAI and Fingal County Council continuing to interact with schools to promote respect using football and art as the tool in the ‘Virtual Respect Cup’

End of Life Vehicle Removal Operation St. Christopher's Lane

There was good news for Fingal in the Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) report issued today as Dublin Airport Environs was ranked 13th out of 40 towns / cities surveyed rising 6 places from the last survey and retaining a status of Clean to European Norms.