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Fingal County Council and Fingal Chamber Working to Strengthen Links With Washington State

By Ryan Harmon
Fingal County Council and Fingal Chamber intend to strengthen relationships established during a recent business trip to create economic, education and tourism opportunities between Fingal and Washington State. Following a visit by a delegation from Seattle delegation to Ireland in 2019, a leadership delegation, made up of representatives from Fingal County Council, Fingal
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New Fingal County Council Mayor Elected

By Ryan Harmon
Fingal County Council has a new leader after Cllr Adrian Henchy (Fianna Fáil) was elected by fellow Councillors to become the region’s 18th Mayor. Originally from Portrane, and representing the Rush-Lusk electoral area, he joined Fingal as a Councillor in 2014. From his role as a Councillor to his involvement in numerous local initiatives, Mayor […]
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Fingal Wants Malahide Music Lovers to Embrace Safety, Thoughtfulness and Sustainability

By Ryan Harmon
With the much-anticipated summer music season at Malahide set to get underway when music legends Depeche Mode take to the stage, Fingal County Council is encouraging fans attending the events to be respectful and sustainable concertgoers by utilizing public transport and being safe. Malahide, known for its stunning coastline, picturesque castle, and vibrant community, is
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Gold For Fingal at Bloom 2023

By Ryan Harmon
Fingal County Council is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a Gold Medal at this year’s Bord Bia Bloom festival for its remarkable show garden, ‘A Breathing Space for Fingal’. This large-scale garden showcases its stunning collection of more than 3,000 perennial plants and mature trees, creating a forest bathing space within the […]
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New Strategy for Housing in Fingal Will Help Further Empower People With Disabilities

By Ryan Harmon
Fingal County Council has launched an innovative new strategy for housing that aims to provide people with disabilities better opportunities and foster a more inclusive community. The approach not only prioritises accessibility but also recognises the importance of creating environments that promote independence, equality, and integration for all residents. Individuals
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Fingal Secure Bike Week 2023 Funding

By Ryan Harmon
The National Transport Authority has awarded €19k funding for Bike Week 2023 activities to Fingal County Council. Bike Week is a week-long celebration of the benefits of cycling. Bike Week 2023 will take place from Saturday 13 to Sunday 21 May 2023. Fingal County Council’s Active Travel unit is looking forward to offering a variety […]
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Fingal Moves Forward On Skerries Active Travel Plan Following Public Consultation

By Ryan Harmon
In September 2022 Fingal County Council launched a public consultation on an Active Travel Plan for Skerries, aimed at improving the town for residents and visitors alike. The public consultation ran until early November and used street surveys, workshops in schools, engagement withthe general public, online surveys and suggestion boxes placed around the town to […]