Fingal County Council has published a proposal for a new walking and cycling route from Auburn Avenue to the 12th Lock in Castleknock. The Council is asking the public to share their responses to the proposal.
Fingal County Council is calling for applications as part of the 2025 Built Heritage Investment Scheme (BHIS) which offers funding for conservation works and repairs to Protected Structures and buildings that enhance Architectural Conservation Areas within the Fingal region.
While the end of summer edges ever closer, the Fingal community still has an opportunity to make the most of the warmer weather as the Balbriggan Beach Festival gets underway this weekend.
There have been sightings of Lions Mane jellyfish at some of our beaches. These jellyfish may also be spotted at our other beaches over the coming weeks.
With National Heritage Week (17-25 August) set to get underway this weekend, there are a wide range of events taking place in Fingal to help celebrate Ireland’s natural, built and cultural heritage.
The first Learn2Cycle track in Fingal has been opened, with Mayor of Fingal Cllr Brian McDonagh welcoming the local community to the new facility in Dublin 15.
Under Section 38 of the Road Traffic Act of 1994, the Operations Department will be implementing a trial Traffic Calming Scheme in Coill Dubh Estate, Malahide, for a period of six months from 19th August 2024 to 19th February 2025.
