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The HSE today, (Wednesday, 14th April 2021), confirmed details of the next group of people to be offered COVID-19 vaccines and introduced the COVID-19 online registration system.

ANCA is proceeding to undertake a Strategic Environmental Assessment in respect of a Noise Abatement Objective and Regulatory Decision arising from an assessment of the noise situation resulting from planning application F20A/0668.

Fingal County Council has commenced a second round of public consultation on the Fingal Coastal Way, the proposed 32km coastal pedestrian and cycle greenway extending from Newbridge Demesne in Donabate to north of Balbriggan.

Irish Water is working with Fingal County Council to carry out urgent repairs to restore water supply in parts of Malahide.

Cruthaím is a very exciting opportunity for an Irish speaking young person to represent their county and celebrate creativity as part of Cruinniú na nÓg 2021! The deadline for application is Friday 21st April, 2021

The Balbriggan ​3D Model is a visual tool which will help citizens visualise the planned transformations of the town outlined in the Our Balbriggan 2019 – 2025 Town Rejuvenation plan.

Fingal County Council is encouraging local hospitality and tourism providers to apply for grant funding under Fáilte Ireland’s new Outdoor Dining Enhancement Investment Scheme aimed at assisting the sector increase their outdoor dining capacity.

A new ‘walk-in, no appointment necessary’ COVID-19 testing centre will open in  Mulhuddart on Saturday, 10th April to actively look for cases of COVID-19.  It will be located in Cumann Naomh Peregrine, Blakestown Road, D15 PW80 and will be open from 11am to 7pm until April 21st

As part of these essential upgrade works, customers in the Malahide areas will experience a temporary disruption to their supply on Tuesday 13 April from 10am to 4pm to include water outages and low pressure.

Fingal County Council has commenced the review of the current Fingal Development Plan and preparing the new Fingal Development Plan 2023-2029 and is now looking for the public to take an active part in the process which will take two years to complete.