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Following consultation and in agreement with the HSE, Irish Water and Fingal County Council can confirm that the Boil Water Notice for customers supplied by Leixlip Water Treatment Plant has been lifted with immediate effect.

Fingal County Council has declared its Halloween amnesty which allowed householders dispose of combustible material for free as an overwhelming success.

Fingal County Council hosted the launch of the 19th edition of the Dublin Economic Monitor where it was revealed that the capital is close to full employment, with the areas of finance, insurance and real estate activities hitting all-time highs, supported by Brexit relocations.

A discussion on the issues in recent weeks at Leixlip Water Treatment Plant took place at tonight’s monthly meeting of Fingal County Council which held in the Chamber at County Hall, Swords.

Following consultation with the HSE, Irish Water and Fingal County Council can confirm that the Boil Water Notice for customers supplied by Leixlip Water Treatment Plant will remain in place as testing of the water continues.

Following their audit today at the Leixlip Water Treatment Plant, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have issued the following statement:

Fingal County Council and the Football Association of Ireland have launched the fourth year of the Transition Year Football Development Course which gives participants an opportunity to meet their educational requirements while developing football skills. 

A new initiative to improve the safety and well-being of two primary schools in Malahide.

Polling will take place on 29th November 2019 for the Bye-Election in Dublin Fingal.

Artist's Alan James Burns' VR exhibition to be experienced in the Carnegie Library. The artwork is jointly commissioned by Fingal County Council Arts Office and the European Commission’s SciArt and is funded by the Arts Council of Ireland Open Call Award.