Howth

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.

Watch our webinar recording to learn about the firefighting goats of Howth Head and their goatherd, Melissa Jeuken.

Féile Binn Éadair in the picturesque fishing village of Howth 24-26 May, 2024. Headliners Kíla, Sharon Shannon, Scullion, Eoghan ÓCeannabháin plus lots of free gigs

Join author Eve McDonnell for a craft demonstration workshop transforming beachcombed and mudlarked finds into treasures to behold! Howth Library 11am

Eugene O’Leary will talk about his hikes and adventures to encourage and inspire people to stay active throughout their lives.

Féile Binn Éadair 2023 May (Formely known as Howth Tradfest) is an Irish and Traditional music festival in the fishing village of Howth on the outskirts of Dublin. Howth will be filled with Irish music of the past and present.

Free family fun on the Howth Promenades, Septmeber 9th & 10th

As part of Fingal County Council's Commemorations programme 2018-2023, Fingal Libraries supported by Creative Ireland have produced an exhibition and video exploring the history of the Hill of Howth tram.

An application by Fingal County Council for the provision of a permanent Outdoor Dining facility in Howth has been awarded €600,000 in funding by Fáilte Ireland under the Outdoor Dining Enhancement Scheme.

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.