ABOUT USWe are a Local Authority, north of Dublin City, with offices at Swords and Blanchardstown. We serve a geographical location of 448. sq km which spans rural, coastal, urban and suburban communities and is home to several key elements of national and regional infastructure, including Dublin Airport
In 2019, Fingal County Council is celebrating its 25th anniversary having been established in 1994 following the break-up of Dublin County Council into three separate local authorities.
Structure and Vision
"Our Vision is to make Fingal a great place to live, work, visit and do business. It is our Mission to be a vibrant, outward looking, well run Council that shows leadership and embraces diversity and opportunity" - AnnMarie Farrelly - CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Why work for Fingal County Council?
Fingal County Council serves an area of 452.sq km north of Dublin City, which spans rural, urban and suburban communities, and is home to several key elements of national and regional infrastructure, including Dublin Airport and the National Sports Campus.
Fingal has a thriving population of 296,214 which, according to the 2016 Census figures, is an increase of 8.1% since the last count. We also have the lowest average age in Ireland and also one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse counties.
The Council is responsible for the social, economic, infrastructural and cultural development of the county of Fingal. We provide a wide range of services to our citizens including community and leisure facilities, housing, planning, environmental services, maintenance, water, transportation routes, and business support to name a few.
We are a dynamic and proactive local authority, rising to the challenges we face and finding new ways to ensure that Fingal is the place of choice in Ireland to live, work, visit and do business in.
Working for Fingal County Council will give you the opportunity to gain experience at the heart of local government and to make a real difference to our county. No matter what your role, you will play a vital part in achieving that ambition as a member of a committed team of almost 1,500 people.
If you want to make a positive difference to Ireland’s youngest community then we want to hear from you.
