Tag: Malahide
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Dublin’s Coastline 2036: From Vision to Delivery
The recent Dublin Coastal Development Workshop led by Fáilte Ireland brought together stakeholders from Malahide and Portmarnock Tidy Towns, Fingal County Council, the Malahide Chamber of Commerce, and wider community groups. At its centre was a clear and ambitious question: what should tourism along the Dublin coast look like in 2036? There is little doubt…
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Building an Energy Baseline for Malahide: A Practical Step Towards Community Climate Action
At a recent meeting between the Malahide Chamber of Commerce Sustainability Group and ORS, our partners in developing the Energy Master Plan for Malahide, we took an important step towards establishing an energy baseline for the town. This baseline will allow us to better understand how energy is currently used across Malahide and where opportunities…
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Enabling Sustainable Coastal Futures: Reflections from the Explore Fingal Roadshow in Malahide
Tourism plays a significant role in many coastal communities across Ireland. Yet the challenge is increasingly clear: how can we ensure that tourism growth strengthens local economies while also protecting the natural environments and community life that make these places special? This question was raised during the Explore Fingal Roadshow at the Grand Hotel in…
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Malahide Moves Closer to Carbon Neutrality: Energy Master Plan Taking Shape
This week marked a decisive step forward for Malahide’s climate ambitions. At the Malahide Chamber of Commerce Sustainability Group kick-off meeting with ORS, tangible progress was made on the town’s Energy Master Plan. As a Sustainable Energy Community, supported by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland, Malahide is working towards a clear objective: to become…
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From Information Providers to Sustainability Partners: A Practical Model for Helping SMEs Take Climate Action
Small and medium enterprises repeatedly say the same thing: they’re not short of sustainability information — they’re short of the capacity to use it in real business settings. National supports tend to flood SMEs with webinars and PDFs, but rarely offer the hands-on, relationship-centred help required to turn climate knowledge into meaningful action. To close…
Dr. Katrin Dreyer-Gibney 