newsEnniscone native takes up key role with EirGrid A Sligo native, who is playing a role in building Ireland’s energy future, has been appointed Director of Grid Network Delivery at EirGrid, operator and developer of the national electricity grid.
newsMayo's Cilléin on road to World's Strongest ManThe Ballina native has battled back from injury after nearly a decade in the sport, with his sights now firmly set on the world stage and breaking records
newsDementia advocates from Mayo take campaign to European ParliamentFrom a Mayo marathon to the European Parliament - Jordan and Cian Adams brought their campaign to Brussels this week, where MEP Nina Carberry hosted the FTD Brothers for a series of high-level meetings with EU decision-makers.
New report shows full extent of pub closures in MayoA new report shows that since 2005 the number of pubs in the Mayo has declined by 29. 8%. In 2005, there were 467 pubs in Mayo, but by 2025, that number had dropped to 328. Between 2019 and 2025, the number of pubs in the county fell by 11.
Passing of history-making Mayo Ladies player is deeply mournedThere has been great sadness following the passing of a former Mayo Ladies footballer and native of Newport, Co Mayo in the UK.
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Ballina businesses to get digital marketing boost at Lunch & Learn event For businesses in Ballina and across Mayo, the potential customer base is no longer limited by geography, as digital marketing is opening up opportunities to reach audiences beyond the local area.
Opel Frontera is proving popular in IrelandEight months following its Irish launch last December, Opel’s new Frontera has become the brand’s best-selling passenger car ahead of the Corsa and flagship Grandland X, a remarkable achievement for a new car to market in a short time.
Reality returns after a nighttime of dreaming I don’t know if I should mention this but I have been dreaming a lot lately. I’m not an expert on dreams. I’m not sure that there is anything in them and before you jump to conclusions it has nothing to do with Mayo winning the All Ireland.