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The new captain of the Mayo senior team is Ballyhaunis clubman Jack Coyne. Pic: Sportsfile.
Mayo News journalist Ronan O'Donnell at the graduation ceremony in Galway
The yellow wind warning will come into effect from 4pm Thursday and will run until 6am Friday.
(Left to right) AbbVie Ireland’s Mary Moran, Yvonne Rochford, and Susan O'Hehir. Pic: AbbVie
Pictured are the Mayo representatives on the U.L team. Pic: Paul Barrett.
Mayo supporters now know their route through the 2026 Connacht Championship. Pic: Sportsfile.
Mayo News journalist Ronan O'Donnell at the graduation ceremony in Galway
The yellow wind warning will come into effect from 4pm Thursday and will run until 6am Friday.
The Sam and Ada Moody lifeboat which has been stationed in Achill since 1999
Pictured: Minister Alan Dillon
A car which collided with one of the dangerous bridges in Achill
Pictured: Padraic Joyce, Minister Dara Calleary, Keira Keogh TD, Ann and Michael Ring, and Jack Chambers TD
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