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Irish Language Scheme 2021 to 2024
Newbridge House and Farm
Newbridge House is a Georgian Villa built to the design of James Gibbs in 1747 for the then-Archbishop of Dublin.
Bleeding Pig Cultural Festival 5th - 11th September Portrane
The Bleeding Pig Cultural Festival will take place at various locations in Donabate / Portrane with something for all the family.
This year's festival will take place from Mon. 5th. Sept to Sun. 11th. Sept
Recommended Read – The Wild Places by Robert MacFarlane
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Yellowstone National Park Envirokids Blog 10
What Next?
As part of Fingal Arts Office graduate exhibition Amharc Fhine Gall, Fingal Arts Office are delighted to present our annual professional development day What Next?
Heritage from Home - Mary Ellen (Molly) Adrien
Mary Ellen (Molly) Adrien was born on 25 September 1873. She is remembered as one of Fingal’s ‘Revolutionary women’. Molly joined Cumann na mBan after its establishment in April 1914 and is said to have been instrumental in forming the Lusk branch. On Easter Sunday 1916, Cumman na mBan were ordered to assemble at Black Church Phisboro, an order countermanded and were sent away to await recall. However Molly remained in the city and was chosen to bring the order to rise from Pearse to the leader of Irish Volunteers Joseph Lawless and then to Thomas Ashe Commandant of the North County Brigade.
Heritage from Home - Graveyards
There are 54 historic graveyards within Fingal which form a significant element of the county’s heritage. Many are still in use. Some such as Lusk, Swords, St Douloughs and Grallagh are associated with saints and date from the earliest periods of Christianty. Others like Cloghran, Holmpatrick and Mulhuddart are medieval parish graveyards.