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Fingal County Council Unveils €2.15 Billion Capital Programme for Infrastructure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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Fingal County Council unveiled a record €2.15 billion three-year Capital Programme for 2027-2029, which includes 339 individual projects. The program projects €612 million in Council expenditure on Capital projects for 2026. Housing accounts for almost 70% of the total spend.

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Why it matters

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The program represents a major commitment to infrastructure and housing delivery across the county. The Council noted that 70 projects, valued at over €700 million, were on site during 2026.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • DonabateSpeculative

    Direct investment in housing and infrastructure might increase local demand in Donabate.

  • Malahide railway stationSpeculative

    Infrastructure investment could increase local demand and ridership at the Malahide railway station.

  • HSESpeculative

    Housing development might raise demand for primary care services.

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