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Fingal County Council celebrates Pride Week with two Workshops designed to give information and raise awareness about the LGBTQ+ Community, in collaboration with Dublin Pride. 

Fingal County Council has issued a reminder to the public to stay safe while enjoying the upcoming June Bank Holiday weekend.

Nominations are now beiong sought for the 2021 Garda Youth Awards which celebrate outstanding young people, aged between 13 and 21 years, by recognising the good work they are doing throughout their communities.

Fingal County Council’s Arts Office is delighted to announce a new exhibition programme which has been developed in partnership with Newbridge House, titled Guest.

Rural Communities and Enterprises in Dublin have received a major boost with the announcement that the geographical area eligible for funding under the LEADER Programme has been significantly expanded. 

Irish Water is working in partnership with Fingal and Meath County Councils to improve the wastewater network in the Stamullen area. 

This is a temporary public health notice advising the public of the potential risk of illness due to the ‘Poor’ classification rating from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).   This assessment was based on the last four years of bathing water quality data (2017-2020) and is not related to a current bathing water pollution event.   It is not a ban on swimming or a closure of the beach.

Waste Enforcement Officers with support from An Garda Siochanna carried out a successful multi-agency End of Life Vehicle operation at a site in Finglas.

Fingal County Council Sports Office has completed a 12-week online SportsCon For All programme with the Daughters of Charity Disability Service.

Fingal County Council is calling on sports clubs and the local community to come together to help people get active.