Meet Castlebar comedian Ger Staunton and read how Covid-19 has effected performing artists
A Day in the Life: Ger Staunton
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All in St Joseph’s delighted to be back
The Ballinrobe principal of Mayo’s largest national school wants pupils to feel ‘safe and secure
FRCs still helping the young, and not so young
Mary Jackson, Tacú Project Co-ordinator of the Family Resource Centre in Ballinrobe, on the impact of Covid-19
‘It’s going to be different for everyone’
Principal of St Mary’s Secondary School in Ballina, Robert Reilly, on the challenges of taking back 500 pupils
A Day in the Life: Lucy Bracken
Spend a day with the owner of Leafy Greens café in Westport, Lucy Bracken
A Day in the Life: David ‘Roundy’ Geraghty
Meet barber David ‘Roundy’ Geraghty, owner of Legends and David Simon barber shops in Ballinrobe
Campervan company cruising through Covid
Castlebar man Kevin Ryan owns a campervan-hire company, and he says demand has been ‘absolutely crazy’
Ready and waiting to take centre stage
Ballina Arts Centre is facing the future with resilience and determination, says its director Sean Walsh
Dog shelters inundated with inquiries
Dog-rescue charity Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue and Adoption (Madra) on the changes that the dog shelter has witnessed
Sound of music coming back
Mayo School of Music, which operates in Castlebar and Kiltimagh, is getting ready to re-commence face-to-face lessons
Doing it for themselves
As part of our ongoing What’s Best for the West series, we explore the example of the village of Keenagh