An Aughagower man has pledged to climb Croagh Patrick on the birthdays of seven babies who died in the Tuam Mother and Baby Home 70 years ago this year
Tuam survivor vows to climb Reek seven times
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‘We will be there’
Gardaí move to reassure women of their support as vigils held around the county for Ashling Murphy
Urgent societal change needed
In the wake of Ashling Murphy’s killing, TD Rose Conway-Walsh and GMIT’s Mary Nestor speak out
Fears Greenway funding debacle has caused reputational damage
Councillors worry they are being treated ‘like lepers’ following unsuccessful new government-funding bid
Traditional Leaving Cert ‘just not possible’
Irish Second Level Students Union rep in Mayo says a hybrid State exam model must be adopted this year
‘It was disgusting. There was filth everywhere’
Tourist shocked and repulsed by state of grimy, broken-down, kicked-in, littered and vandalised public toilets on Mayo’s holy mountain, Croagh Patrick
‘Everything is gone’
Knockmore farmer devastated by theft of €8,000 worth of farm equipment over the New Year
HSE urged not to move Covid testing centre to Breaffy
Cllr Ger Deere believes the resulting increase in traffic along the N60 would be too dangerous
Another milestone for Mayo News correspondent
Billy Horan is writing for us for 70 years this year. Is there a longer serving newspaper contributor in the country?
School staffing supports ‘at their max’
Huge efforts needed to keep Mayo schools open as retired and student teachers drafted in due to Covid cases and close contacts
Covid testing system ‘overwhelmed’
Crossmolina GP Eleanor Fitzgerald has said that her practice is currently experiencing ‘a very high level of Covid positive patients’