Fingal County Council

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Fingal County Council is a local authority to the north of Dublin, Ireland. W: www.fingal.ie E: customercareunit@fingal.ie T: (01) 890 5000

Work progressing on the repairs and maintenance of the Great Windmill at Skerries Mills
If you missed yesterday's Council meeting live stream, you can watch the recording here www.youtube.com/live/rytyN7YMtVc Where your local councillors interact with Council officials to make decisions on your behalf. Items discussed included: Draft Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy, Transient Visitor Levy, Proposed Play Space Development at Loughshinny, Sunscreen Dispensers, Anti-Graffiti Grants and Borrowing Approval for Balbriggan Swimming Pool. #fingal #YourCouncil
The July meeting of Fingal County Council will take place today at 5pm. You can watch proceedings live from the Council Chamber in County Hall at https://youtube.com/live/rytyN7YMtVc Fingal County Council hold monthly meetings on the second Monday of each month. Members of the public and media are invited to watch a live stream of these meetings where your local councillors interact with Council officials to make decisions on your behalf.
Fingal County Council are recruiting a Graduate Parks and Landscape Officer. Fingal County Council is the best connected, fastest-growing local authority in Ireland, employing over 1,600 people in a wide range of disciplines. The Graduate Parks and Landscape Officer will work as part of a team assisting in the planning & management of open spaces and green infrastructure within the County, including arboricultural management, and bio-diversity conservation. Working with Fingal County Council is an opportunity to develop your career, broaden your horizons and secure your future. If you are interested in joining our team, we invite you to go to www.fingal.ie/jobs to apply. Deadline for receipt of applications is midnight, Friday 26th June, 2026. Fingal County Council is an equal opportunities employer. #fingal #jobs #fingalcountycouncil #careers #biodiversity #conservation #nature #greeninfrastructure #parks #landscape #arboriculturalmanagement #Graduates
Deputy Mayor Luke Corkery stands with newly elected Mayor Cllr Tony Murphy
Fingal County Council’s Operations Department is pleased to announce the installation of eight new environmentally friendly public toilets at key locations across the county, enhancing amenities for both residents and visitors while supporting sustainability goals. #Fingal #Skerries #Donabate #Portrane #Toilets #Beaches
Fingal County Council has partnered with Ireland’s leading homebuilding firms to offer 1000 affordable homes across Fingal. This is the first time a local authority has reached this level of delivery. Find out more at www.fingal.ie/news/fingal-county-council-completes-sale-its-1000th-affordable-home
Due to the risk of overflow at the Tower Bay Wastewater Pumping Station, which may directly impact Rush North and Rush South beaches, we will be implementing a “Do Not Swim” notice at both beaches as a precautionary measure to protect public health
If you missed yesterday's Council meeting live stream, you can watch the recording here https://youtube.com/live/o00uBgg8e_s Where your local councillors interact with Council officials to make decisions on your behalf.
Take a look around the completed Fingal Nurturing Communities through Nature Bloom garden. Find out more at www.fingal.ie/bord-bia-bloom-2026-fingal-nurturing-communities-through-nature Bord Bia Bloom 2026 is celebrating its 20th anniversary from Thursday, 28 May to Monday, 1 June 2026 at its iconic 70-acre site in Phoenix Park, Dublin. Ireland's largest festival of gardening, food, and sustainable living runs daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM over the June Bank Holiday weekend. The show has grown into something which not only makes for a great day out, but also offers a huge range of practical information on everything from gardening, to growing fruit and vegetables, cooking and culture.
Work is progressing at pace on the redevelopment of the GAA and soccer pitches at Skerries Town Park, this €1.3 million investment was designed to enhance sports and recreational facilities for local clubs and the wider community. The major upgrade will significantly enhance the quality and usability of the pitches through the installation of enhanced drainage systems, enabling increased year‑round play. Find out more about this project at www.fingal.ie/news/major-eu13m-upgrade-pitches-and-community-amenities-skerries-gets-underway
This Dublin Climate Action Week, we’re highlighting local Fingal businesses sustainability journeys and the positive changes being made by businesses across Fingal. Their work shows how innovation and responsibility go hand in hand in tackling climate change. Here’s A.Forall based in Balbriggan, who provide refill and reuse systems that help businesses reduce single use packaging and waste. #fingal #ClimateAction #business #sustainability #AForall #Balbriggan