News

A drinks business from Donabate is this year’s winner of the Fingal Enterprise Award for 2019.  Cult Drinks took the top prize of €5,000 and will now represent Local Enterprise Office Fingal at the 21st National Enterprise Awards on Wednesday 29th May in the Mansion House in Dublin.

There was a great turn out all over Fingal for Culture Night with plenty of free cultural events including  music concerts, engaging talks, exhibitions, heritage tours, film screenings, theatre performances, children’s entertainment, willow weaving  workshops, science, astronomy  and star gazing which captured people’s imagination.

Initially conceived as a three-day festival on the grounds of St Mochta’s in Porterstown in 2010, the series will take place this year in the prestigious Ballroom at Farmleigh, and in The Seamus Ennis Centre, Naul.

Fingal County Council’s Public Art Programme 2018-2021 announces 9 major commissions to line up of artists

Fingal County Council’s Arts Office is delighted to announce the launch of The Loughshinny Boathouse Artists’ studio by the Mayor of Fingal, Councillor Mary McCamley on Saturday 7th October 2017, 2pm – 4pm, Loughshinny, North County Dublin.

DUO CHAGALL are delighted to welcome Italian chamber musician and pianist Cecilia Franchini and the renowned pianist Lance Coburn during their series performances at The Ballroom, Farmleigh and The Seamus Ennis Arts Centre, Naul on 16th/17th/23rd September 2016.

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Registration is now open for Culture Night 2016 and we are calling on all groups, organisations, venues and artists to take part in Fingal. Culture Night is an annual public event that celebrates culture, creativity and the arts.

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Fingal County Council Arts Office in partnership with Block T are delighted to announce the publication launch of ‘The Impact and Instrumentalisation of Art in the Dublin Property Market: Evidence from Smithfield, Dublin 1996 – 2016, by Kerry Guinan.

NEW BOOK on European perspectives on commissioning Public Art:

Local Authority, 2015

A new publication commissioned by Fingal County Council's Arts Office, Local Authority investigates how public art is now produced within national contexts across Europe. Edited by Daniel Jewesbury and Valerie Connor, with contributors Dave Beech, Cécile Bourne-Farrell, Nils Van Beek, and María Mur Dean.

Welcome to Fingal County Council's first arts programme for the youngest members of our county!