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Available in shops now! Mayo Yearbook 2023 features stories, photos and more
The Mayo Yearbook featuring photos, interviews and a round-up of the news in 2023, is on the shelves across Co Mayo right now.
Produced by the Mayo News/Mayo Live team, the Mayo Yearbook is packed full of quality content from the news and sport team at the newspaper.
It was a memorable year for high profile visits to Co Mayo, with thousands flocking to Ballina to see American President Joe Biden on his 'homecoming' and Prince Albert of Monaco paying an emotional visit to Newport to unveil a sculpture of his mother Princess Grace.
The Yearbook also has an interview with Mayo Rose of Tralee Kate Heneghan looking back on a memorable year.
We also highlight the diverse array of winter walks available across the county and preview what is going to be a very busy start to the year for musical societies across the county.
In sport, we look back on Mayo's exciting victory in the National Football League, alongside All-Ireland successes for the Mayo U-14s girls GAA team and the Rice College senior soccer team in Westport.
“This is our first year producing the Mayo Yearbook under the Iconic Media umbrella and we hope the Mayo public enjoy looking back on 2023, which was full of good news stories,” Mayo News editor Michael Duffy said.
“There is a huge variety of content throughout the 96-page glossy magazine and we hope readers at home and abroad enjoy the publication.”
The Mayo Yearbook is priced at €5.95. Pick up your copy now in your local Mayo News stockist. You can see a full list of shops stocking the Mayo Yearbook HERE
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