A Castlebar girl is helping to put construction workers arriving in the UK on the right track. The past 12 months have seen a noticeable increase in the number of people leaving Ireland to find work in the UK, where the economy is still fragile but offers more opportunities for construction workers than Ireland at present.
Along with the challenges of finding employment, new arrivals have to deal with practical issues before they are eligible to work in the UK.

A new Autism Spectrum Disorder Unit has been opened at Scoil Muire agus Padraig, Swinford. The school was honoured by the presence of the Tanáiste Mary Coughlan, Minister for Education and Skills, who performed the official opening, and the blessing was administered by Fr. Stephen O'Mahony, chairman of the board of management.

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When Fr. Stephen Ludden penned the opening words of the first Castlebar Parish Magazine published in December 1971, he instinctively knew it would take on a life of its own over the coming four decades. While apologising for the 'inexperience' of the founding editorial team, he astutely made the point that 'there is plenty of room for improvement in future issues'.

A family of a Mayo man missing in the Netherlands has doubled the reward offered for information on his whereabouts. The family of James Patrick (J.P.) Grealis from Tonragee, Achill, who went missing in Breda in southern Holland in October 2008, has increased the reward to €20,000.