St Patrick's Day just got even bigger in Fingal! This year, seven vibrant parades will light up the county, bringing together over 100,000 people for an unforgettable celebration. Whether you're marching and performing or simply soaking in the fun there’s a place for everyone to be part of this exciting celebration. See: fingal.ie/news/craic-ceol-fi…

We would like your views on Rush and what is important to you. This is part of the consultation process around the Town Centre First plan . see arcg.is/0nPuva0

Rush, County Dublin is a rapidly expanding town with a changing population. This Dublin Rural LEADER funded project aimed to fully refurbish the Rush Multi-purpose Youth Facility to maximize its potential. Dublin Rural LEADER supports community-led projects, making rural Dublin a better place to work and live. Grants are available to community groups, rural enterprises, farmers, and individuals. Find out how we can help your organisation—visit us at dublinruralleader.ie or contact us today at [email protected] @rmyfrush @Foroige @RushTourism @RushTidyTowns @fingalcommunity @DeptRCD @DeptHousingIRL @dcediy @ywirl @FCC_Econ_Dev @fingallibraries @LocalGovIre @DublinRuralLAG #dublinruralleader #rush #fingal #youth #music #community #grants #funding #EconomicDevelopment #foroige

The Let's Play Rush Halloween extravaganza transformed Kenure Woods into a magical setting filled with Halloween spirit and family-friendly entertainment. The event featured live music and an array of activities, including an eerie pumpkin hunt, spooky dance performances, a graveyard of dead things and spooky storytelling sessions. The Let's Play Rush team, comprised of dedicated members from Rush Tidy Towns, Rush Community Council, 38th Rush Scout Group, representatives from Fingal County Council, and local councilors, organized a frightfully fun Halloween event on Sunday, October 27th, at Kenure Woods in Rush. The event, a collaborative effort from various community groups, saw an impressive turnout (despite the rain) who enjoyed a host of activities, games, and thrilling dance performances for the entire family. Read more: tinyurl.com/2pysnvyx

Drumanagh Day 2024-Stories from Post-excavation! We all know that the excavation process doesn’t end in the field. Join us in the Millbank Theatre, Rush on Saturday 16 November to hear the fascinating results of the specialist analysis from the excavations at Drumanagh Promontory Fort. Learn more about the Roman pottery or what the seeds and animal bones can tell us about the people living and working there 2000 years ago. Book into this free event, for a morning of insight and discussion via eventbrite.ie/e/drumanagh-da… Find out more about this community-based research project at fingal.ie/digging-drumanagh #diggingdrumanagh @FingalHeritage @RushTidyTowns @RushTourism