TO celebrate 10 years in business next month, the proprietors of the award-winning Dining Room restaurant in Castlebar will ...

CASTLEBAR is fizzing with Roola Boola fun. The Linenhall Arts Centre’s much-loved annual children’s arts festival is back, ...

THE Custom House Studios + Gallery, Westport, is hosting About Time, a new exhibition by Na Cailleacha, an art collective of ...

Mayo can expect a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21, with some heavy downpours ...

THE Sinn Féin Junior Spokesperson for Transport, Deputy Louis O’Hara, has described the Taoiseach’s support for a greenway to ...

THE plight of Mayo graduate nurses left in limbo over jobs at Mayo University Hospital was raised in the Dáil on Tuesday.

The Government recorded a surplus of €10.7 billion last year, equating to 1.8% of GDP, according to figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO).

A Mayo TD has warned that chronic staffing shortages and overcrowding at Mayo University Hospital (MUH) are putting patient safety at risk and pushing frontline staff to breaking point.

A TRIAL one-way traffic system will begin in Kiltimagh from Monday, November 9. James Street and Thomas Street will both be restricted to one-way traffic for a period of three weeks. The trial will ...

A man viciously assaulted his wife while serving a suspended prison sentence for a similar offence. Mohammad Ahmed, aged 49, ...

Mayo student Nevan Lynch has been awarded a €24,000 Naughton Foundation Scholarship at Trinity College’s Business School, Dublin, where founding patron Carmel Naughton was joined by Minister for ...

A drug addict was "used as a pawn" when she took responsibility for a €60,000 cannabis seizure, a court has heard.