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Mayo Life magazine is newsagents and shops across the county.
We are on the cusp of what will hopefully be a memorable summer in Mayo, and this week, Mayo's first lifestyle magazine, is now on shelves across the county.
Brought to you by the team at The Mayo News, and published by Iconic Media, this 148-page full-glossy magazine is available for just €3 and is brimful of content to set the scene for summer in the county.
Everything from fashion, health, business, well-being, food, sport, music and culture is packed between the front and back pages.
Our front cover features Mayo's Rose of Tralee and renowned musician Kate Heneghan, who reveals her passions in life.
In our feature interview, Anton McNulty talks to the CEO of Portwest, Harry Hughes, who explains the challenges of running a worldwide company from a base tucked away in west Mayo.
In another fascinating feature, Oisin McGovern chats to Melissa and Shane Gilligan who recount the trials and tribulations of turning an abandoned Hollymount Protestant Church into luxury accommodation and event space.
In the Outdoor Life section, Michael Kingdon takes readers on an historical walk through the centre of Mayo along the Croagh Patrick Heritage Trail, while David Rischke takes a summer Sunday drive from Westport to Achill and is stunned by Mayo's coastal beauty.
In the Food and Drink section, renowned Westport-based chef Frankie Mallon shared two of his favourites recipes while David Rischke pays a visit to Dair Nua cooperage in Foxford to see first-hand the revival of an ancient craft.
In sport, there are profiles of up and coming stars, javelin thrower Oisin Joyce from Ballinrobe and Athletic stars from Westport, Holly and Freya Renton.
Our Culture section looks ahead to the Westport Folk and Bluegrass Festival, and in Home and Life, Sean McCaughey and Clodagh O'Connor detail their life and times as antique dealers.
All of this is just a small sample of what you can digest from Mayo Life.
Pick up a copy for just €3.
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