Council

This talk is about the rise and fall of Kenure house and its’ estate and the trials and tribulations of the families who lived there.  

This talk will explore the experience of servants in the 'big houses' of Fingal drawing on locally held archival material. 

The nature of the issues with the water supply in Malahide illustrates how local government and politics operated at the time.

A journey through the history with John Dorney, editor of the Irish Story website.

Edward J. Bourke outlines for us a web of espionage, assassination, collaboration and execution in the Irish War of Independence.

Dr David Sorensen is a long-time Balbriggan local historian.

A number of projects in Fingal have been shortlisted in both the Chambers Ireland Excellence in Local Government Awards and the Ireland eGovernment Awards. This recognition highlights Fingal's ongoing commitment to innovation, community engagement, and environmental conservation.

On the back of Team Ireland's triumphant performance at the 2024 Olympics, Fingal’s highly anticipated Sports Festival in Malahide is set to take place this Saturday (24th of August). 

This Noise Action Plan is aimed at strategic long-term management of environmental noise from transport systems

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.