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Summer has finally arrived, and we have been treated to some very nice weather over the past

month or so. Here in Fingal, we have also been spoiled with amazing events and weekly activities organised by many of the wonderful groups and local organisations that continue to promote our

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The work undertaken by Fingal County Council cannot go unmentioned with so many

festivals, concerts, family fun days and so much more being organised by the local authority. And they just keep coming – this month we can savour the wonderful fruits of labour of the many

traders who will descend on Newbridge House on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th for the annual

Flavours of Fingal. The county festival always puts the best of Fingal to the forefront and there’s

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Fingal shines in the sun and we are very lucky to have some of the most beautiful beaches

in the country that we can really enjoy in hot weather. The sheer number of public parks, castle

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weekend getaway from the hustle and bustle. WE should also give a mention to the many

excellent community centres, state of the art libraries, music venues, cafés, restaurants and bars that are there for all of us to enjoy.

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Malahide Lions Vintage and Classic Motor Show 2025

A warm sunny Sunday brought out the crowds for this year’s Malahide Lions Vintage and Classic Motor Show which was held on 18th May in the Grand Hotel. The event was held in aid of the Jack and Jill Foundation (which provides countrywide home nursing and respite support for children with profound cognitive delay) and Bumbleance Children’s Ambulance Service (which provides a free professional ambulance service for long-term sick and seriously disabled children). The exhibition raised €22,000 for the two charities.

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Lamborghini to classics such as Austins, Morris, Jaguars and Triumphs. Ireland’s only example of a 1960s Ferrari 275GTB was displayed at the show.

Over 3,000 day trippers, families and car lovers turned up to enjoy the car and motorbike display and with an ice cream stand, face painting and a fun and game stall, there was plenty to keep everyone very happy. A classic American fire engine provided plenty of fun and photo opportunities for the children as well.

The judges had a difficult time deciding on the winners of the Carole Nash Insurance trophies with so many worthy contenders on display. After much deliberation Car of the Show was awarded to an original 1975 Ford Granada Ghia Coupe owned by Andy Hennessy. Runner-up Car of

the Show was the beautiful 1984 Jaguar XJS HE owned by Jerry Collins. The drivers themselves got to vote for the ‘My Dream Car’ award, and chose the 1950 Jaguar Mark V, owned by Eugene McArdle who was exhibiting for the first time at the show.

Malahide Lions Club would like to thank our sponsor Carole Nash Insurance Ireland. We would also like to thank our judges Michael McAleer of the Irish Times, Shauna O’Doherty of Carole Nash Insurance Ireland, and classic car and rally veteran Rory Dooley. Special thanks to the Grand Hotel, Malahide who allow us to use their grounds for the show and provided us with essential services and facilities.

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Film Review

Ballerina (2025): A Dance of Violence and Grace

By Jack Shanley “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina” carves out a compelling, if at times familiar, corner within the revered John Wick universe. Starring Ana de Armas as Eve Macarro, a vengeance-driven assassin, the film embraces the franchise’s signature blend of hyper-stylized action and intricate underworld lore, while attempting to forge its own identity.

The narrative centres on Eve, a ballerina trained in the deadly traditions of the Ruska Roma, as she hunts down those responsible for her father’s murder. The film opens with a brutal flashback, immediately establishing Eve’s profound grief and the genesis of her relentless pursuit of retribution.

This personal stake lends emotional weight to the otherwise gloriously chaotic action sequences. De Armas delivers a committed performance, channelling a simmering rage that fuels her character’s every move. The film smartly intercuts gruelling ballet practice with combat drills, visually linking the artistry of dance to the brutal precision of assassination.

Fans of the John Wick saga will find much to appreciate. The familiar neon-drenched aesthetics, the subtle hints at the vast network of assassins, and the strict adherence to the High Table’s rules are all present, enriching the world without overshadowing Eve’s journey. Keanu Reeves also makes a welcome, albeit brief, cameo, effectively passing the torch while maintaining the narrative’s focus on Eve. Where “Ballerina” truly shines is in its inventive action choreography.

From flamethrower duels to ice-skate bayonets, the film consistently delivers fresh and dynamic fight sequences. There’s a particular standout moment where Eve navigates a nightclub, leaving a trail of destruction that forces the audience to “reverse engineer” the unseen carnage. This clever subversion of expectations, coupled with her resourceful use of everyday objects as lethal weapons, keeps the adrenaline flowing.

However, the film isn’t without its minor missteps. The plot, while offering some unexpected turns in its latter half, occasionally veers into the familiar “revenge story” tropes. Some supporting characters, particularly the main antagonist Gabriel Byrne’s Chancellor, feel somewhat underutilized given the talent involved. Despite these small criticisms, I’d recommend checking out “Ballerina” and see what you think of it; I shall give it a score of FOUR stars. You can watch it at your local cinema today. Director: Len Wiseman – Rating: 15A – Genre: Action/Thriller – Run Time: 2h 5m Language: English. For more film content please follow @movies4fanatics on Instagram.

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Summer has begun - let’s play!’

The kids starting their summer holidays are celebrating..... while parents are wondering how they’re going to entertain them for 8 weeks!! So let us help you with some top tips for places to go!

Dublin city has lots to offer.

National Concert Hall has great events & concerts. While The National Wax Museum has interactive exhibits the kids will love. Check Mams.ie for Wax Museum Competitions!

For family dining, Shake Dog Diner offers fantastic value for burgers, shakes, hotdogs etc. For delicious Mexican food, Acapulco on Georges St is excellent and very child friendly.

Bracken Court Hotel in Balbriggan has easy access to Dublin via regular trains and buses and they do packages that include Emerald Park, Flynn Park, Funtasia and other fun activities. Plus they’re right beside the beach.

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The lovely Four Seasons Hotel Carlingford is nearby and ideal for making a staycation out of your trip!

For a memorable family break, Farnham Estate is wonderful. The spa, golf, indoor/outdoor pool are fabulous and the food is top notch!

We love staycations there. The woodland walks are great for kids - look out for squirrels and lots of birds!

Malahide Castle and Gardens is beautiful for picnics and exploring the stunning grounds. They often host events too. And Avoca cafe is a perfect pitstop for yummy cakes & coffees!

Newbridge House & Farm is brilliant for kids who like animals and exploring. Watch out for the peacocks, their colourful feathers are spectacular.

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New Mayor wants to ensure Fingal continues to thrive

Fingal Mayor Tom O_Leary with Deputy Mayor Grainne Maguire

Cllr Tom O_Leary has been elected as Mayor of Fingal

Councillor Tom O’Leary (Fine Gael, Balbriggan) has been elected as Mayor of Fingal at the Council’s Annual General Meeting held in County Hall in Swords recently. His election means he becomes the 20th Mayor of Fingal. The AGM also saw the election of Cllr Gráinne Maguire (Independent, Balbriggan) as Deputy Mayor.

Cllr O’Leary is a long-term resident of Skerries and has served as a Councillor in Fingal for over 15 years. He is a proactive advocate on key local issues and has held significant roles on transport, strategic infrastructure, planning, coastal management and housing during his time on the council. Married and with three adult children, he has worked as a parliamentary assistant to a number of Fine Gael spokespeople/Ministers in both the Dáil and Seanad.

Addressing councillors for the first time as Mayor, Cllr O’Leary said: “It is a great honour to be elected as the 20th Mayor of Fingal. I sincerely thank my colleagues for placing their trust in me to serve in this role to help ensure Fingal continues to be a great place to live for all.

“Throughout my time as a councillor, my focus has consistently been on delivering homes, strengthening infrastructure, and enhancing community facilities across Fingal. From affordable housing and measures to tackle anti-

The Age of Coffee

By Jon Kavanagh In the early noughties I arrived in a trendy Dublin city hotel for a social/business meeting with friends and colleges from the media.

When asked to name my beverage, I said “a coffee please”, prompting the bar tender to break into a language I didn’t understand; containing words like latte, ‘Capuchino, and expresso’, that meant nothing to me.

Unknowing to me a coffee craze had pitched its tent in Ireland. I realised I was swimming way out of my dept. As a red face descended, I sheepishly said “just an ordinary coffee please”.

By now the gathering had no doubt reached the conclusion they were in the company of a blundering bumkin who made Mr Bean look

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social behaviour, to improving youth amenities, schools, and sports facilities I am proud of what we’ve achieved and am eager to build on that and ensure that Fingal continues to thrive.

“I am particularly looking forward to seeing progress made on the delivery of a new Sports Hub in Skerries, accelerating the delivery of more homes alongside key community infrastructure, advancing the development of the Bremore Deepwater Port, the opening of the new Skerries Carnegie Library, expanding our Active Travel initiatives and identifying a large annual event for the people of Dublin 15.”

Councillors also selected the Chairs for each of Fingal’s three Area Committees at this evening’s AGM. These committees focus on the local delivery of services within their respective regions, addressing issues such as roads, litter, playgrounds, water services, housing, and libraries. The newly elected Chairs for this year are: • Balbriggan/Rush-Lusk/Swords: Cllr Luke Corkery • Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart/Castleknock/Ongar: Cllr Eimear Carbone-Mangan • Howth-Malahide: Cllr Cathal Haughey

like a sophisticated man about town.

Today I consider myself a connoisseur of the aromatic bean. A surprising development, given my first childhood introduction to the then unfamiliar liquid. On an otherwise normal Saturday, my mother and father took me in hand and set off on a welcome and all too rare break from the gate lodge where we lived. On reaching our destination my mother disappeared into a hair saloon leaving me in the sole custody of my father. “Come on, we’ll go down the road to the eating house”, a term then used for cafes and restaurants, he said.

A good man, he worked tirelessly to provide for us. But like many men of his generation, hands on parenting, did not rate high on his skill set. With all the grace of a farmer lifting a sack of spuds, he plonked me on a chair and wedged me under the table. What happened

next remains a mystery to this day. I know my father would not have ordered coffee in a million years. Yet, that is what a lady in an apron gave us. Were they out of tea? Or did she just assume we wanted coffee, and he was too embarrassed to say anything? We will never know. I thought things couldn’t get any worst till I finally managed to extricate myself from under the table and tasted the bitter tar like substance masquerading as coffee. Although certainly not my favourite, the accompanying biscuits somewhat softened the blow.

Coffee culture is just one of the many changes since that far off day in the mid-sixties.

Around our Fingal towns and villages, we are never far from top quality outlets; ranging from comfortable indoor areas to the now familiar ‘horse box’ types which are a positive spin off from the covid era. Enjoy your coffee!

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What If Your Income Vanished Next Month?

By Dave Kavanagh When assisting clients plan their finances, a question I have to ask, is, how long (if at all) their employer will pay them if they are out of work long term due to illness or injury. In some cases, it is standard and can be something like 3 months at full pay, then 3 months at half pay and then a pensionable rate of pay. For many, they are not sure and when they look through their employment contract, it states “at employer’s discretion”. Many people realised how vulnerable they were when the pandemic arrived, dropping some incomes from €600, €800 or €1,000+ per week down to €350 of PUP. Many don’t give much consideration to how they would cope if they suffered a loss of income for an extended period because they think “it’ll never happen to me”. Sadly, many find out the hard way following an injury or illness that keeps them out of work for months or even years. This is where having Income Protection in place, can be the difference between maintaining a level of income that keeps your lifestyle virtually unchanged, or dropping to a level that could force you to use up any savings and also get into financial difficulty.

So how does it work? Depending on your circumstances, you choose an appropriate level of cover. This is based on not exceeding 75% of your salary, less any state income entitlement. You also

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choose a “deferred period” which refers to how long you are off work before payments commence.

The premiums are based on factors like your age and occupation, as some occupations would leave you more at risk of not being able to work. There is also tax relief on premiums paid for income protection, which could mean up to 40% of your premium is refunded by way of adjusting your tax credits. If dropping from your current income to the current state benefit is something that would impact badly on you, perhaps it is time to consider.

Dave Kavanagh QFA has been advising people financially for over 25 years. For quotes or information (with no cost or obligation) he can be contacted by emailing info@ financialcompanion.ie or use the contact form on www.financialcompanion.ie or @Davekav_ advice on Twitter and Instagram. Combined with his previous role of gym/nutrition adviser, he regularly gives talks and workshops at seminars and events for groups, companies and government departments on financial wellbeing, positivity and motivation. As heard on RTE 2FM , LMFM and TV3.

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