Big crowds were in MacHale Park, Castlebar as Mayo beat Dublin in Round Two of the National Football League Division One. Pics: Conor McKeown
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04 Feb 2026
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Theatre-goers of Mayo are all set for a night of fun and memories as Saint Mary's Secondary School prepares to take to the stage for their latest stage-show '4Ever in Blue Jeans'.
The show, set in Queens, New York, follows the protagonist and news reporter Jess Jackson as she runs into familiar faces in her past life.
The show is set to captivate audiences when it runs in the school hall on Thursday, February 12, and Friday, February 13.
Tickets can be purchased through the box office ticket line on 096-70333. Adults go for €15, while Student/OAP tickets cost €10.
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