On Thursday 19th October, Fingal County Council hosted a delegation of some 25 chefs, food innovators and influential food writers following the Food on the Edge Symposium that took place in Airfield Estate, Dundrum earlier in the week.

Plans for the multi-million euro refurbishment of Balbriggan’s Quay Street and Harbour have taken a major step forward.

With Halloween just around the corner, Fingal County Council is brewing up a cauldron full of exciting events to ensure that this year’s celebrations will bring everyone a ghostly good time

Fingal Arts Office in partnership with the Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) are delighted to announce Aoife Dunne as the recipient of the 2023 Fingal County Council and RHA Studio Award.

It has been another successful year for Fingal as the TidyTowns results were announced for 2023. This year marks the 65th anniversary of the competition and, with nearly 900 community groups involved, it attracted one of its highest level of entries to date.

The €3.3m creative hub will be help Balbriggan become a nationally renowned destination for arts and culture

A project which borrows its title from an unpublished story by Samuel Beckett has inspired a group of autistic young people in north county Dublin, with a new film and book reaching international audiences. 

Fingal County Council unveiled a three-year Capital Programme worth €1.35 billion at the monthly meeting of the Council.

Fingal's inaugural Xplore event was seen as an innovative platform for sharing knowledge and building valuable connections between young talents and industry leaders.

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