Balbriggan

Berry Be Beauty was founded by award winning entrepreneur Lorna Venton, whose experience as a holistic therapist and reflexologist has led to the creation of this extraordinary Irish beauty brand that uses a holistic approach to skincare, health and wellbeing. We make natural skincare products and essential oil soy-wax candles and reed diffusers. 

Family Run Pet Store in Balbriggan. We offer one of the largest selections of Pet Foods, Toys and Accessories in Dublin. We are open to the public and we also offer a free click and collect and Free Delivery when you spend just €25

The Little Wax Company is a family run business. We offer a wide range of home fragrance products which include, Candles, Wax Melts, Room Sprays and Reed Diffusers. All of our products are hand-poured by our experienced team from our workshop in North County Dublin.

Contractors working on behalf of Fingal County Council have commenced the demolition of O’Sheas Buildings in Balbriggan after they were deemed to be a dangerous structure.

Fingal County Council Sports Office have launched a pilot 4 – week ParkFit Programme, starting the week of August 30th, in Balbriggan, Dublin 15 and Meakstown.

Fingal County Council is seeking more detailed input from the people of Balbriggan on the town’s public realm  – its streets, squares and parks  – and how these spaces can work together to deliver high quality public space for locals.

The Mayor of Fingal, Cllr. David Healy opened Fingal Libraries Ardgillan Story Trail on Saturday 12th June on the occasion of Cruinniú na nÓg which is Creative Ireland‘s free day of Creative Activity for Children and Young Adults.

Irish Water is working in partnership with Fingal and Meath County Councils to improve the wastewater network in the Stamullen area. 

Fingal County Council has received a fantastic response to its call for expressions of interest in its Choice Based Letting Scheme which was advertised  recently.

Fingal County Council will work with various agencies to improve the water quality at the two beaches in the county which saw their classification drop in the Environment Protection Agency’s (EPA) annual Bathing Water Classifications for the 2021 Season.