Ireland West Airport at Knock has bounced back strongly from Covid collapse and are targeting a record year
Getting knocked down but getting up again
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Ballinrobe Musical Society back with a bang
FEATURE The award-winning South Mayo society are staging their first show for three years as they bring ‘Me And My Girl’ to life next week
A step forwards or backwards?
The new policing model for Ireland, which came into full effect this week, is receiving a very mixed response
Eugene excited to return to the stage
FEATURE Eugene O’Malley, one of Ballinrobe Musical Society’s longest-serving members, talks about what makes being part of the production so special
Living his best life
The Mayo News speaks to Fr Peter Hughes from Ballinrobe who has lived and worked in Latin America for 60 years
A cut above the rest
Legendary Castlebar barber Ger Staunton reflects as he celebrates 52 years in business in the town
Costs could force private nursing homes to close
COST OF LIVING Westport facility sees heating bill soar by €4,000 a month, owner gravely concerned about future viability
We all scream for ice-cream
Graham Byrne from Krem gelateria and cafe on Bridge Street in Westport on the trials and tribulations of business
Ballinrobe business bracing for €3,000-a-week energy bills
COST OF LIVING Local business man predicts redundancies and closures by Christmas if Government support is not forthcoming
The adventure of a lifetime
Castlebar photographer and video editor Ger Duffy’s diary of his climb to Everest Base Camp
‘This year is completely different’
COST OF LIVING A major Belmullet business is altering its trading hours and considering electricity generators to survive the cost of living crisis