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Sarah Ghríallais, Originally from Muiceanach-idir-Dhá-Sháile in Connemara, Sarah has long been acknowledged as an exceptional singer, winning the Oireachtas Corn Uí Riada award in 1984. That same prize has also been taken home by her late sisters Nóra and Nan, her son Michael, and her niece Celia Ní Fhátharta – an impressive feat for one family. Sarah’s striking singing voice defines the finest qualities of Connemara singing.

The Mayor of Fingal, Cllr. Seána Ó Rodaigh lit up Floraville in Skerries on Thursday evening as part of the Fingal Poetry Festival. The Poetry Festival will run from 16 – 19 September.

Sometimes a Stranger Makes the Best Friend Sean, a successful weatherman, has an on-air meltdown and is forced to take time off to rest. Struggling to fill his days, he embarks on some disastrous DIY in an attempt to put things behind him. This ultimately requires him to hire Ernesto, a middle-aged Latino migrant worker to paint the deck of his house and an unlikely friendship develops.

Fingal County Council is pleased to announce commencement of the formal planning process for the proposed Park Development Project for Lanesborough Park

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce an exciting programme of free events taking place in various locations in Fingal to celebrate Culture Night 2021.

For a full listing of national events please visit http://www.culturenight.ie or download the Culture Night guide here. Join us for us on Culture Night and ‘Come Together Again’ for an exciting programme of events taking place in Fingal. This year’s programme combines free online and live cultural activities at participating venues and locations. Audiences of all ages can enjoy a variety of music, poetry, performance, art, tours and talks specially programmed for Culture Night in Fingal.

Fingal County Council projects have been nominated in five of the 16 categories in the Chambers Ireland 2021 Excellence in Local Government Awards.