Lusk Action Group - LAG

04/10/2026

23/09/2026

Can you help Lusk Farmer’s Market?

LUSK FARMER'S MARKET NEEDS YOU!
The Lusk Farmers Market pilot days were a big boost for the town. The Town Team and Farmers Market Working Group are now planning the next markets for October/November 2026. We are looking for two or three additional volunteers to work on this project as part of an expanded Farmers Market Working Group. If you are willing to commit a few volunteer hours to Lusk Farmers Market and have good project management skills, we want to hear from you. Email your contact details to [email protected] and we will be in touch. Thank you!

09/09/2026

Congratulations to local Shane Halpin on his Young Farmer of the Year award! 👏

It is very timely that this award comes to our area when the new Farmer’s Market group has been promoting our rich growing area. The proof is in the cucumbers! 🥒

Shane Halpin has been crowned the 2026 FBD Young Farmer of the Year, becoming the first winner from Dublin in the competition’s history.

05/09/2026

Well done to everyone involved 👏

04/09/2026

Last Pilot Farmer’s Market is tomorrow from 9.30 till 1pm. Well done to the Farmer’s Market working group, under Lusk Town Team, who have gotten this up and running.

29/08/2026

Well done to the Farmer’s Market working group! 👏

26/08/2026

Looking forward to Lusk Farmer’s Market this Saturday from 9.30 till 1.

25/08/2026

Congratulations and thank you Lusk Sports CLG 👏

We would like to congratulate Lusk Sports CLG on the commencement of the sports hub development works.
Although this is one of the major projects in the Lusk for Life, Town Centre First plan, it comes after many years of consultation and collaboration between the sports clubs affiliated with Lusk Sports CLG (formerly the Lusk2020 Sports Group) and Fingal County Council.

This project is the culmination of many years of hard work, commitment, and determination by those who have participated in or represented their clubs and schools throughout the process.

Lusk Sports CLG would like to acknowledge the contribution of Lusk Athletics Club, Round Towers GAA Club, Lusk United, Fingal Triathlon Club, Lusk Community Council, the principals of both Lusk Community College and Rush and Lusk Educate Together National School.

They would like to thank Fingal County Council, AnnMarie Farrelly (CEO), Kevin Halpenny, Liam Campbell and their colleagues in the Parks Department for their continued engagement and professionalism throughout all stages of the project. They also recognise our local councillors for their support during the planning and funding stages.

The contractor will begin site set-up and secure the works area with temporary fencing from the week beginning 24th August 2026. Pedestrian detours will be in place for the duration of the
works, which are expected to last approximately 11 months.

The project includes:
• A full-sized floodlit all-weather pitch and 8-lane athletics track
• An extended car park
• A floodlit all-weather Go Games/training area and ball wall
• A Teen Space
• Landscaping and associated facilities, including storage and bicycle parking

To minimise disruption, a reduced-size GAA pitch will be made available at the northern end of the park before construction begins. Alternative pitch allocations have also been arranged
through [email protected] for the Athletics and Soccer Clubs.

The works are programmed to be substantially completed by July 2027.

We very much look forward to the completion of the project, which will be a huge asset to our community. Congratulations and thank you once again to everyone who has been involved over many years to bring this very ambitious project to life.

23/08/2026

All are welcome to attend. Monday 24th August at 7pm in the Saint Macullins Centre.

The next Community Forum meeting will be held tomorrow, Monday 24th August in the Saint Macullins Centre from 7pm till 8,30pm.
The Forum is a chance for local groups, businesses and people from across Lusk to come together, share ideas and help shape what happens in our town. It’s open, community-led and all about working together to:
- Bring people together to set up working groups for the delivery of projects from the Lusk for Life Town Centre First Plan
- Make sure the community has a real say in how local projects are delivered
- Help everyone connect, share updates, share resources and work more effectively together
- Create more opportunities for people to meet, feel included and build trust across the community
- Coordinate events and make it easier for volunteers to get involved
- Back ideas and initiatives that benefit the whole town
- Help make Lusk an even better place to live for everyone
It is very important that your group, club or business is represented. All are welcome to attend, including the wider community.