News

Fingal County Council Waste Enforcement Section is initiating a campaign to help raise awareness about illegal waste collectors and illegal dumping.

Fingal County Council has appointed Sarah O’Neill as the new Fingal Arts Officer. Chief Executive, AnnMarie Farrelly, announced the news at the monthly council meeting on Monday, September 11, after the councillors reconvened from their summer break. 

Fingal County Council has appointed BAM Civil Ltd. as contractor for the construction of the Ongar Barnhill Link Road with the sod-turning happening on Friday.

McAvoy Contracts Ltd has been appointed to undertake the development of Protected Cycle Lanes and safe walking infrastructure along the R132 from Blakes Cross to Ministers Road. 

As a warm weather spell continues across Ireland, the Irish Coast Guard, Water Safety Ireland, and the RNLI are appealing to the public to be attentive to their personal safety when engaging in any water or coastal activities.

Fingal County Council’s Waste Enforcement Section has taken part in a multi-agency checkpoint operation to tackle illegal waste activities and to ensure compliance with waste regulations in terms of movement of waste materials.

Fingal County Council is delighted to present an exciting programme of free events for Culture Night in Fingal which returns on Friday 22nd of September

The result of the resample taken at Claremont beach, Howth collected on 5th September has returned “excellent” water quality.

Join us on Culture Night on Friday 22nd September for an exciting programme of free cultural events at participating venues and locations in Fingal.

Download the Culture Night Fingal programme here.