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Titanic exhibition opens at Coun
AN exhibition to mark the centenary of the sinking of the Titanic is currently on display in Castlebar Library. The exhibition in
Tuesday, 3 April
News Extra
Closure of Military Barracks wil
ALL is now in readiness for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Castlebar. This year’s parade will be held on Sunday, March 18,
Tuesday, 13 March
Local News
Council defends felling of trees
CASTLEBAR Town Council has defended the controversial decision to carry out a tree cutting programme on the shores of Lough Lannag
Tuesday, 13 March
Sports
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Soccer
UNITED’S GOLDEN MOMENT - Club ce
WESTPORT United goalkeeper Gary Cunningham saved twice in a dramatic penalty shootout to inspire his side to victory over holders
Tuesday, 15 May
Gaelic
Mayo ladies back in the big time
AFTER years of turmoil in Mayo Ladies GAA, it was a return to the glory day’s on Saturday when they defeated neighbours and arch
Tuesday, 15 May
Sports Extra
Mayo’s long distance master in m
MAYO Athletic Club’s John Byrne wrote another exciting chapter in his sporting career on Saturday when he was crowned Irish 50k ch
Tuesday, 21 February
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Challenge The Greenway for CF bu
BACK in 2007 Johnny Oosten came up with an idea. This centred primarily on creating awareness and raising vitalfunds for c
Tuesday, 10 January
Entertainment
James Morrison set to play TF Ro
AS the title of James Morrisons third album suggests, The Awakening is the sound of an artist coming of age. He has become a fath
Tuesday, 13 March
Living Xtra
The unmistakeable call of the cu
HOW could it be that we have this wonderfully balmy draft of warm air while the rest of the northern hemisphere shudders with cold
Tuesday, 21 February
Opinion
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Oliver Kellegher
A thousand words often paint the
YOU all remember April 6, 2009. Just three years ago. It almost coincided with centenary of the date the Titanic sank. It was the
Monday, 20 February
Padraig Burns
Plaudits for RTE’s athleticism
ATHLETICS may not get the media recognition that it more than likely deserves but when RTE do cover events, they do tend to get it
Monday, 8 August
Auld Stock
Tommy Murray’s ‘miracle’ escape
IT has often been said that it is better to be born lucky than rich. This was certainly true in the case of young Tommy Murray fro
Monday, 8 August
Melvine
High five for championship
AND then there were five. Who would have thought Mayo, quoted at 33/1 for the All-Ireland not too long ago, would be one of the la
Thursday, 4 August
Standuns Station
Pride in growing my own vegetabl
I TAKE some justifiable (I feel) pride in the fact that I have not bought a vegetable for two months. It is not that I have not
Monday, 8 August
Beo Go Deo
Molann an Coimisinéir Teanga Cho
THUG an Coimisinéir Teanga Seán Ó Cuirreáin ardmholadh do Choiste Dúiche Mhaigh Eo de Chonradh an Gaeilge agus é ag seoladh imeach
Tuesday, 6 March
Opinion Extra
Let’s show our true colours
VISITORS to Mayo might not be aware that the county is 70 minutes away from an All-Ireland final appearance. It is time now to ge
Wednesday, 10 August
Open Agenda
Slump in numbers on Croagh Patri
PILGRIM numbers on Croagh Patrick last Sunday were “significantly down” on previous years. This raises the question as to
Thursday, 4 August



THE politician widely tipped to be the next leader of Fianna Fáil has accused those found guilty by the Mahon Tribunal of betrayal and treachery.
LABOUR Party Councillor Harry Barrett has defended his decision to oppose a motion condemning the paying out of a further €1.25 billion this month to unguaranteed and...