The single-vehicle incident happened on the R458 at Bunnahow, north of Crusheen, shortly before 2pm on Saturday | FILE PHOTO
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28 Dec 2025
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28 Dec 2025
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Pictured is Luke O'Callaghan of 9 Yards Ceramics in Louisburgh.
Luke O'Callaghan of 9 Yards Ceramics from County Mayo is participating in the Design and Crafts Council Ireland Made Local campaign.
From his studio in Louisburgh, Luke creates minimal yet tactile pieces of ceramics which are made to be comfortable in use and used everyday.
The Made Local campaign celebrates the exceptional talent, skill, and creativity of Ireland’s designers and makers from studio to shop shelf. It is a reminder to people that buying locally produced, well-crafted products is much more meaningful, sustainable, and impactful.
This year, Made Local is calling on retailers across Ireland to register to become a member of the campaign. By joining Made Local, retailers across Ireland can show their support for the Irish design and craft industry by stocking beautiful products Made in Ireland.
For a full list of Irish craft and design makers and retailers participating in Made Local 2025, visit DCCI’s online directory at www.madelocal.ie where consumers can search for makers and the products they want, by location. For more information on Irish craft and design visit: www.dcci.ie
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