Balbriggan

The €15 million transformation of Balbriggan’s Quay Street and Harbour, part of the €54-€57million Our Balbriggan Rejuvenation Programme, will result in the temporary closure of Mill Street to vehicular traffic between 8am and 6pm from Monday, February 17, to Friday, February 21.

Learn to study independently with all the resources of the library at your fingertips: encyclopaedias, dictionaries, C–pen readers, revision books and more!

Join author and educator Melatu Uche Okorie, along with fellow writers, as they discuss arts practice in Ireland with the spotlight focused on female artists.

To celebrate Ireland Reads Day, join acclaimed novelist Cecelia Ahern as she chats to Sarah-Jayne Tobin about her latest novel Into The Storm, and her prolific body of work.

Stories for children aged 7+

Creative Fingal, Fingal County Council, Our Balbriggan, Community Wellness, Luxe Landscape Theatre, and the entire Balbriggan community out on an illuminated and fiery procession.   

Fingal Inclusion Week 2024 is an initiative led by Fingal County Council Community Development Office. This is the sixth year Fingal Inclusion Week has taken place in Fingal. Over 70 events will take place across the county of Fingal from Monday 11th November to Sunday 17th November. All Fingal Inclusion Week events are free to attend and open to everyone.

Is the choice of subject matter or ‘content’ crucial to the effectiveness of a poem? If so, how do we distil experience to find its poetic essence? And then, how do we develop what John Cage called the ‘field of possibilities’ that will make the poem happen in its most appropriate form?

Uisce Éireann has completed upgrade works to Quay Street Pumping Station in Balbriggan

Fingal County Council has prepared a Draft Framework Plan for the Stephenstown and Folkstown Little areas of Balbriggan and we want your views.  Stakeholder and public engagement are central to the Plan and submissions are welcome from Thursday 17th October 2024 to Friday 15th November.