sportAs It Happened: 2026 Mayo.ie Western People Women's Mini Marathon launch in BallinaThe countdown to this year's West of Ireland Women's Mini Marathon is underway!
local politicsPolitical fire still burns for 'John O'To many he is known as 'The Councillor', to others he is 'John O’, the farmer, the horse dealer, the pub singer, the man with the cowboy hat and 'The Yank' – all monikers well earned from a colourful life spent in his native Westport, punctuated by ...
newsEmotional celebration of a great writerOn Saturday, January 31st, the nurturing power of Imbolc was as strong as the silver full moonlight on the Moy. I had the pleasure of attending - and the honour of participating in - an extraordinary night for an exceptional woman.
Mayo driver arrested for dangerous driving in weather warningYesterday (Friday) evening on a busy N5 in Charlestown, the Mayo Roads Policing Unit detected a vehicle travelling at 171km/h in a 100km/h zone during a yellow weather warning for low Temperature/Ice.
Loftus back in Mayo squad for Donegal testAfter a two-week break, Mayo make the trip to Letterkenny tomorrow (Sunday) to take on Donegal. Both teams have 100% records from their opening two league matches.
Local Notes: Finalists of Ireland's Fittest Family visit Crossmolina.Informative meeting on 'Independent Living' held in Ardagh:Property marking event at Ardagh GAA Grounds:Exhibition continues in Ballinglen Gallery, Ballycastle.
Castlebar Workhouse is focus of lectureMayo Historical and Archaeological Society will host its next talk at ATU Campus in Castlebar on Wednesday, February 18, at 7. 30pm. The talk is entitled 'Conditions in Castlebar Workhouse during the Great Famine' and the speaker is Dr Gerard P.
New world order has put Ireland in a bindYou know that feeling when you're on a night out and one of the guests whom you've always relied upon, who's perhaps picked up the bill before, who's told great stories, suddenly stands up, begins ranting about buying the neighbour's garden shed, ...