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Explore the transformative Broadmeadows Greenway project, linking Malahide and Donabate. Take a look at the project's progress and the collaboration between Irish Rail and Fingal County Council. The Broadmeadows Greenway is a complex, multi-year project targeting a 2026 opening. It's a challenging endeavor due to its location on a...

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Update on the construction of the Broadmeadow Way which is well underway. The new greenway is a shared footpath and cycleway between Malahide Demense and Newbridge Demense via the railway causeway along the Malahide Estuary. The provision of the greenway is a long-standing objective of Fingal County Council and is being delivered by the Council with funding provided by the National Transport Authority and facilitated by Iarnród Éireann. Find out more at #fingal #broadmeadow #greenway #malahide #donabate #transport #infrastructure #construction #building #tourism #ireland #engineering #architecture Fingal Chamber Fáilte Ireland Department of Culture, Communications and Sport Tourism Ireland AnnMarie Farrelly Department of Housing, Local Government & Heritage Local Government Ireland TFI Local Link Louth Meath Fingal Enjoy Malahide Iarnród Éireann Jonathan Ladouceur
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Update on the construction of the Broadmeadow Way which is well underway. The new greenway is a shared footpath and cycleway between Malahide Demense and Newbridge Demense via the railway causeway along the Malahide Estuary. The provision of the greenway is a long-standing objective of Fingal County Council and is being delivered by the Council with funding provided by the National Transport Authority and facilitated by Iarnród Éireann. Find out more at #fingal #broadmeadow #greenway #malahide #donabate #transport #infrastructure #construction #building #tourism #ireland #engineering #architecture Fingal Chamber Fáilte Ireland Department of Culture, Communications and Sport Tourism Ireland AnnMarie Farrelly Department of Housing, Local Government & Heritage Local Government Ireland TFI Local Link Louth Meath Fingal Enjoy Malahide Iarnród Éireann Jonathan Ladouceur

Fingal County Council

11,791 views • 1 year ago

Good news for commuters, from Monday April 20th, a new early morning service will run from Drogheda to Dublin Connolly, serving Donabate and Malahide. Train departs Drogheda at 6.05am and arrives in Dublin at 7:09am.
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Good news for commuters, from Monday April 20th, a new early morning service will run from Drogheda to Dublin Connolly, serving Donabate and Malahide. Train departs Drogheda at 6.05am and arrives in Dublin at 7:09am.

Darragh O'Brien

54,731 views • 2 months ago

Works are progressing at the spectacular Baldoyle Community Centre and Racecourse Park Carpark. Completely funded by Fingal County Council through its Community Development & Parks & Green Infrastructure Departments. When constructed, the Baldoyle Community Centre will prioritise sustainability and accessibility and will have a green roof and rain-garden to promote biodiversity and ecology. The circular design will minimise visual disruption to the surrounding area and there will be ample bike parking to encourage the use of sustainable transport. There will also be accessible parking and electric vehicle charging points. The central sports hall will have three courts and the overall complex will have four multi-purpose community rooms as well as externally accessible sports rooms for use by the likes of Baldoyle United FC, Na Dubh Ghall GAA Club and Suttonians Rugby Football Club who use pitches in Racecourse Park. Find out more at #baldoyle #community #fingal #sports #Construction Fingal Sports Office Fingal Community Development Office @DeptRCD Department of Housing, Local Government & Heritage Local Government Ireland Baldoyle United FC Suttonians RFC Na Dubh Ghall GAA Love Fingal Dublin
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Works are progressing at the spectacular Baldoyle Community Centre and Racecourse Park Carpark. Completely funded by Fingal County Council through its Community Development & Parks & Green Infrastructure Departments. When constructed, the Baldoyle Community Centre will prioritise sustainability and accessibility and will have a green roof and rain-garden to promote biodiversity and ecology. The circular design will minimise visual disruption to the surrounding area and there will be ample bike parking to encourage the use of sustainable transport. There will also be accessible parking and electric vehicle charging points. The central sports hall will have three courts and the overall complex will have four multi-purpose community rooms as well as externally accessible sports rooms for use by the likes of Baldoyle United FC, Na Dubh Ghall GAA Club and Suttonians Rugby Football Club who use pitches in Racecourse Park. Find out more at #baldoyle #community #fingal #sports #Construction Fingal Sports Office Fingal Community Development Office @DeptRCD Department of Housing, Local Government & Heritage Local Government Ireland Baldoyle United FC Suttonians RFC Na Dubh Ghall GAA Love Fingal Dublin

Fingal County Council

14,514 views • 1 year ago

Fingal County Council want to sell public land to Apruva to build a Hindu temple for a 50% discount. Instead of asking for €850k - money sorely needed and which could be used to serve the people of Fingal - they're asking only €425k. Needless to say I will oppose this measure and do my best to take this outrageous discount off the table, if not prevent the sale altogether. We don't need a Hindu temple, we need basic amenities for the Irish people: housing, special needs units, care facilities and more.
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Fingal County Council want to sell public land to Apruva to build a Hindu temple for a 50% discount. Instead of asking for €850k - money sorely needed and which could be used to serve the people of Fingal - they're asking only €425k. Needless to say I will oppose this measure and do my best to take this outrageous discount off the table, if not prevent the sale altogether. We don't need a Hindu temple, we need basic amenities for the Irish people: housing, special needs units, care facilities and more.

Cllr. Patrick Quinlan

73,507 views • 1 year ago

Blur playing in the June sunshine at Malahide Castle are like the sound of endless Summer! #Blur blur Malahide Castle & Gardens
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Blur playing in the June sunshine at Malahide Castle are like the sound of endless Summer! #Blur blur Malahide Castle & Gardens

Bernard Dunleavy

34,725 views • 3 years ago

A brilliant show from JT in my hometown Malahide Castle Dublin Ireland. 🇮🇪 Thanks for the hospitality Justin Timberlake MCD Productions Westlife Shane Filan *NSYNC #AMasterclassOfHits ❤️☘️ Westlife for Malahide? 🤔🔥 #fyp
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A brilliant show from JT in my hometown Malahide Castle Dublin Ireland. 🇮🇪 Thanks for the hospitality Justin Timberlake MCD Productions Westlife Shane Filan *NSYNC #AMasterclassOfHits ❤️☘️ Westlife for Malahide? 🤔🔥 #fyp

Nicky Byrne

14,535 views • 1 year ago

Charli xcx performs the ‘Guess’ remix at Malahide Castle in Dublin.
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Charli xcx performs the ‘Guess’ remix at Malahide Castle in Dublin.

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12,008 views • 1 year ago

The Irish presidential election nomination process is highly undemocratic, designed to keep out non-regime voices from challenging the cosy consensus. However, Fingal County Council has a standing order in place, that if a minimum of 4 Cllrs. invite you to the council chamber on the day of a "special meeting" you can at least make your case and answer any questions the Cllrs. may have. Any candidate seriously seeking the nomination for the presidency, write me an email at patrick.quinlan@cllrs.fingal.ie, and no matter whether I agree with you or not, I'll work to ensure that Fingal County Councillors at least hear you out.
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The Irish presidential election nomination process is highly undemocratic, designed to keep out non-regime voices from challenging the cosy consensus. However, Fingal County Council has a standing order in place, that if a minimum of 4 Cllrs. invite you to the council chamber on the day of a "special meeting" you can at least make your case and answer any questions the Cllrs. may have. Any candidate seriously seeking the nomination for the presidency, write me an email at [email protected], and no matter whether I agree with you or not, I'll work to ensure that Fingal County Councillors at least hear you out.

Cllr. Patrick Quinlan

25,371 views • 10 months ago

'We've a lot more work left to do on housing, and of course I'd love to be a part of that.' Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien, who looks like he will retain his seat in Fingal East.
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'We've a lot more work left to do on housing, and of course I'd love to be a part of that.' Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien, who looks like he will retain his seat in Fingal East.

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31,733 views • 1 year ago

Fingal county council recently communicated to the public, "Council makes changes to organisational structure to meet challenges." Inside these press releases, they stated, that one of these challenges was the rapidly growing population of Fingal. At the meeting, I raised the real question: Where exactly is this population surge coming from when Irish births are collapsing? It's obvious: Mass immigration of non-nationals flooding the area, seeing new developments being snatched up, to between 80 - 90% by foreign nationals, is the source of the county's population growth. Every other councillor jumped to defend government policy and avoid the truth. As always, there's only one councillor in Fingal prepared to call it what it is, a replacement. Demographics are destiny. It's time to stop restructuring our country around replacement and start rebuilding the future for Irish people and their children. The only way we do that is by taking more and more seats in the next set of elections.
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Fingal county council recently communicated to the public, "Council makes changes to organisational structure to meet challenges." Inside these press releases, they stated, that one of these challenges was the rapidly growing population of Fingal. At the meeting, I raised the real question: Where exactly is this population surge coming from when Irish births are collapsing? It's obvious: Mass immigration of non-nationals flooding the area, seeing new developments being snatched up, to between 80 - 90% by foreign nationals, is the source of the county's population growth. Every other councillor jumped to defend government policy and avoid the truth. As always, there's only one councillor in Fingal prepared to call it what it is, a replacement. Demographics are destiny. It's time to stop restructuring our country around replacement and start rebuilding the future for Irish people and their children. The only way we do that is by taking more and more seats in the next set of elections.

Cllr. Patrick Quinlan

134,093 views • 5 months ago

NOW ON SALE - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds return to Europe in summer 2026 for a monumental run of outdoor headline shows and festival appearances, beginning on 10 June at Malahide Castle, Ireland. Further European live dates will be announced soon. For tickets and info visit Show quoted text
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NOW ON SALE - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds return to Europe in summer 2026 for a monumental run of outdoor headline shows and festival appearances, beginning on 10 June at Malahide Castle, Ireland. Further European live dates will be announced soon. For tickets and info visit Show quoted text

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14,276 views • 8 months ago

Over 1.6 billion bottles and cans returned in just over a year through the Deposit Return Scheme. A huge success! Great to visit Londis in Malahide and thank the team for making it happen. Let’s keep the momentum going♻️🇮🇪
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Over 1.6 billion bottles and cans returned in just over a year through the Deposit Return Scheme. A huge success! Great to visit Londis in Malahide and thank the team for making it happen. Let’s keep the momentum going♻️🇮🇪

Darragh O'Brien

68,473 views • 11 months ago

My video from rioting on the Malahide Road,Coolock in Dublin shows one male getting peppered sprayed by a member of the Public Order Unit this evening..
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My video from rioting on the Malahide Road,Coolock in Dublin shows one male getting peppered sprayed by a member of the Public Order Unit this evening..

Padraig O'Reilly Photojournalist

375,995 views • 1 year ago

Big news for North Dublin Commuters - the DART+ Coastal North Railway Order has been approved. This means planning is granted to extend the DART network from Malahide to Drogheda
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Big news for North Dublin Commuters - the DART+ Coastal North Railway Order has been approved. This means planning is granted to extend the DART network from Malahide to Drogheda

Darragh O'Brien

19,438 views • 10 months ago

🚨 RONAN KEATING 🚨 Brand new episode out now! A North Dublin teenager to Megastar - Ronan popped back to Malahide to join me on the HQ to reflect on his life and what’s been 31 years in the music industry. (🧵1/3)
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🚨 RONAN KEATING 🚨 Brand new episode out now! A North Dublin teenager to Megastar - Ronan popped back to Malahide to join me on the HQ to reflect on his life and what’s been 31 years in the music industry. (🧵1/3)

Nicky Byrne

22,741 views • 1 year ago

Myself and Stephen Redmond went over to Fingal County Council yesterday, to hand deliver our objection to the proposed development at Salmons in Blanchardstown. Nationally, 48% of all registered homeless people in the state are foreign nationals, 'build it, and they will come' to be homeless for a few months and then waddle into social housing at the taxpayers' expense.
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Myself and Stephen Redmond went over to Fingal County Council yesterday, to hand deliver our objection to the proposed development at Salmons in Blanchardstown. Nationally, 48% of all registered homeless people in the state are foreign nationals, 'build it, and they will come' to be homeless for a few months and then waddle into social housing at the taxpayers' expense.

Cllr. Patrick Quinlan

15,595 views • 11 months ago

🚆 A transformative investment of almost £200 million has today been confirmed for the Belfast–Dublin and Derry–Belfast train services. This will cut journey times, modernise tracks on both routes, and ensure the new hourly Belfast–Dublin service continues to be funded into the future! I want to commend our Sinn Féin Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins, the Irish Government, and our European partners, who have worked together to deliver a total investment of nearly €1 billion in all-Ireland rail in recent months.
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🚆 A transformative investment of almost £200 million has today been confirmed for the Belfast–Dublin and Derry–Belfast train services. This will cut journey times, modernise tracks on both routes, and ensure the new hourly Belfast–Dublin service continues to be funded into the future! I want to commend our Sinn Féin Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins, the Irish Government, and our European partners, who have worked together to deliver a total investment of nearly €1 billion in all-Ireland rail in recent months.

Michelle O’Neill

28,469 views • 5 days ago

Today I brought an emergency motion to Fingal County Council calling on the Government to invoke Protocol 21 and opt out of the EU Migration Pact. It was rejected. Ireland is being signed up to binding EU migration quotas that were never put to the Irish people in a referendum. Protocol 21 is a legal opt-out that exists specifically to protect Irish sovereignty and this Government refuses to even discuss using it. Most politicians won't touch this topic. I will. The people of Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart didn't elect me to stay quiet on the issue that matters most to them. Mass migration is reshaping this country at a pace and scale that nobody voted for and the response from the political establishment is silence, deflection, or accusations of bad faith against anyone who raises it. I will keep bringing these motions. I will keep asking the questions others won't and I will keep representing the people who sent me to that chamber to speak plainly and without apology.
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Today I brought an emergency motion to Fingal County Council calling on the Government to invoke Protocol 21 and opt out of the EU Migration Pact. It was rejected. Ireland is being signed up to binding EU migration quotas that were never put to the Irish people in a referendum. Protocol 21 is a legal opt-out that exists specifically to protect Irish sovereignty and this Government refuses to even discuss using it. Most politicians won't touch this topic. I will. The people of Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart didn't elect me to stay quiet on the issue that matters most to them. Mass migration is reshaping this country at a pace and scale that nobody voted for and the response from the political establishment is silence, deflection, or accusations of bad faith against anyone who raises it. I will keep bringing these motions. I will keep asking the questions others won't and I will keep representing the people who sent me to that chamber to speak plainly and without apology.

Cllr. Patrick Quinlan

15,300 views • 20 days ago