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Delegates from 7 European Countries visited Balbriggan to discuss innovative ways to empower young people as leaders in fostering solidarity.

Fingal County Council is pleased to announce that it has appointed Roughan and O’Donovan, a leading multi-disciplinary consultancy firm, to provide engineering, planning and environmental services for the Donabate Transport Projects.

The events taking place with the support of Fingal County Council as part of this year’s Open House Dublin, the free festival of architecture from the Irish Architecture Foundation, have been announced.

Fingal County Council has agreed with Orchid Homes to deliver 18 new homes in Hampton Gardens Close, Balbriggan under the Affordable Housing Scheme.

This initiative aims to encourage groups and organisations to host their upcoming events in Fingal, building on the success of previous years and fostering community engagement and tourism within the region.

Fingal County Council is pleased to announce a series of projects which will mark the final chapter in the Decade of Centenaries and will be launched on Wednesday November 8th in County Hall Swords

There is great pride in Fingal with the announcement of Hartstown Park as a Green Flag Award Winning Park bringing the total number of Green Flag parks in Fingal to seven.

Fingal County Council, in collaboration with Dublin City University (DCU), Dublin Regional Skills Forum (DRSF), and Solas, will host the Xplore Your Future TY Skills Expo, a transformative event set to take place at The Helix, Dublin City University, on Tuesday, 3 October, from 9 am to 4 pm.

The latest round of wetland development works have been completed in the Turvey Nature Park in Donabate.

This Friday, 22 September, marks Ireland’s national Make Way Day. Make Way Day also falls within International Week of Deaf People and EU Mobility Week. Each of these milestone dates is a time to reflect upon how we include and respect the rights and needs of those with disabilities.