The tradition of house stations is alive and well in South Mayo. Willie McHugh reports from Houndswood.
features
Mulloy Brothers making music
Willie McHugh meets up with the Mulloy Brothers from Mulranny, who have been entertaining crowds since the ’60s
The great county v country debate
Enda Kenny is now three years a Taoiseach, but has his native Mayo missed out due to his pre-occupation with economic recovery?
Colm O’Gorman takes to the hills for Amnesty
INTERVIEW Amnesty Ireland director Colm O’Gorman on how Amnesty’s crucial work will get him through Gaelforce West
‘There has to be another way’
A Ballintubber man whose 45-year-old wife died in 2006 in Mayo General Hospital had to wait almost eight years for the HSE’s apology
Brave Belmullet family fights for their future
Community rallies around toddler suffering from Smooth Brain Syndrome and his dad, who been diagnosed with cancer
Amazing Grace
Willie McHugh interviews the parents of a little girl in South Mayo with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 2
Coming home – the reality of a returning emigrant
Ciara Galvin talks to three Mayo men about what it’s like to return home to Ireland after working abroad
INTERVIEW Pat McGrath, RTÉ Western Correspondent
RTÉ’s Western Correspondent Pat McGrath chats to Willie McHugh about his love for journalism and life in the West
Safe haven for victims and survivors of sexual abuse
Ms Ruth McNeely, the longtime Director of Mayo Rape Crisis Centre retires after 20 years
‘Room to improve’ for Killawalla cottage
Popular RTÉ show to air this Sunday evening after spending months in west Mayo village and transforming couples home