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Fingal County Council is delighted to be taking part in Ireland’s most exciting festival of science and technology which runs until Saturday (January 11th) at the RDS, Dublin.

Fingal County Council invites applications from artists for up to €4,000 of an award towards travel and professional development opportunities, a residency, or the development of work.

Swords ranked highly in the latest litter survey

Secondary students across Fingal are dreaming of a Final appearance in Croke Park in 2020 as the Local Enterprise Offices’ (LEOs) Student Enterprise Programme (SEP) for 2019 / 2020 was launched.

Chief Executive of Fingal County Council AnnMarie Farrelly wishes all in Fingal a very happy 2020.

Watch the 2019 Christmas Message from Mayor of Fingal Cllr. Eoghan O'Brien

Fingal Arts Office has presented a very special showcase of work developed as part of a ground-breaking initiative with Irish Aphasia Theatre (IAT).

It is regrettable that the Council is not in a position to host the annual Christmas Eve Reindeer feeding as has been the case for the past number of years.

Fingal County Council has launched a public awareness campaign, highlighting the dangers quad bikes and scramblers pose to children.  The campaign in the form of a cinema advert supports the recent initiative by the Road Safety Authority and An Garda Síochána.  The advert outlines the correct environment, and care to be taken when riding these vehicles, and will be shown in cinemas throughout Fingal.

Fingal County Council has been named Local Authority of the Year at the InBusiness Recognition Awards 2019.

The award was accepted by Deputy Mayor of Fingal Cllr Tom Kitt at the awards ceremony held in the Westbury Hotel in Dublin.