News

Hope you all enjoy our Colour Fingal booklet. 

A wide and varied range of activities and resources for all ages is available across Fingal as part of the new “In This Together” campaign.

Gardening for Biodiversity is a new free booklet from the Local Authority Heritage Officer Network to help everyone to help wildlife in their gardens. The brainchild of Juanita Browne, the booklet was produced by Local Authority Heritage Officers across Ireland, with help from the National Parks and Wildlife Service and the Heritage Council.

Fingal County Council is setting out a new plan, Walk Bike Fingal, to assess and repurpose public road space to facilitate the increase in cyclists and pedestrians currently by giving them extra space to practice social distancing from each other.

Fingal County Council is gearing up to mark May Bank Holiday weekend with a full schedule of online activities for all the family.

 Fingal County Council has commenced a public consultation process on proposed traffic calming schemes it is planning to roll out across Fingal.

Fingal Libraries has recorded a 52 per cent increase in demand for its e-services since the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis.

Fingal County Council’s Arts Office continues to support professional Fingal artists during the Covid Crisis through a range of initiatives

Fingal County Council Arts Office is pleased to announce the Loughshinny Boathouse Artists’ Studio Open Call. This recently restored former boathouse is located in the beautiful setting of Loughshinny, a coastal village that lies between Rush and Skerries. The dramatic location of the boathouse on the water’s edge and at one end of the harbour offers a unique fully subsidised workspace for professional artists.

The Fingal Arts Office is dedicated to delivering our programme of work and remaining available to our stakeholders and communities