GAA club backs blood donation campaign; Tidy Towns update; Mayo Day event

Local link to swimming success; anniversary concert draws visitors

Work on mural nears completion; Darkness Into Light is launched; Mayo Day event

Scouts win Best Float at parade; Ela reaches Grand Final

Positive outlook for Kiltimagh Knock United; success for local students; tributes to Vinnie O'Hora

Countdown to St Patrick's Day Festival; Pat is Poker winner; Clann Machua on the road

Drama group sets off on All-Ireland run; GAA presentation dinner; Nigel is poker winner

Mayo householders are being urged to bring their batteries, electrical, and electronic waste to a set of free collection days to help the county meet national e-waste recycling targets for 2026.

Welsh Night in Kiltimagh; Clann Machua hit the road; Eoghan wins GAA 50/50

A record prize pool of €3,440 was up for grabs for the fourteen players who competed in the final of the Winter Poker League in Teach O’Hora last week.

Acclaimed comedy-drama to be staged by local group; Cavan musician to launch album locally; Poker League enters final stage

The legal fraternity has paid heartfelt tributes to a talented young Mayo barrister following his sad passing. Kiltimagh barrister Darragh McDonagh passed away on January 1st after an illness borne with courage and dignity.

Kiltimagh residents were treated to an unusual and atmospheric sight on a recent misty evening when the sound of bagpipes echoed through the town’s streets.

Clann Machua return to the stage; Winter Poker League; Louise wins GAA 50/50

A coroner has recommended the provision of a filter lane as a safety measure at a turn-off on the N17 where an 84-year-old woman received fatal injuries in a collision.

Clann Machua Drama takes to stage again; Emigrant Park secures funding; soccer award

A Waterford man needed money for Rag Week when he was alleged to have allowed his bank account to be used by fraudsters who targeted a Mayo woman. Pierce McCarthy, of John’s Lane, Waterford, appeared before a sitting of Ballina District Court.

Kiltimagh Knock United’s reputation as one of the most important development hubs for young footballers in the west of Ireland has been further underlined with the latest progress of two of its former players, Dylan Reddington and Ethan Hosty, both ...

There was a sombre opening to Castlebar District Court last Tuesday as members of the legal profession were united in mourning the death of one their most promising talents.

Kiltimagh GAA Club hosted a very successful St Stephen’s Day charity event with the Swinford/Bohola Road team crowned winners of the 2025 Charity Coillte Cup.

Josh Howard from Claremorris has been presented with the keys to a new 2026 Nissan Qashqai - top prize in the Federation of Victim Assistance draw that was held in Kiltimagh before Christmas.

The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there. The famous opening line of L. P.

Isaac wins latest round in Poker League; Nollaig na mBan celebration

St Louis make historySt Louis Community School, Kiltimagh, made history last week by claiming Connacht honours at Under-20 girls level for the first time.

Coillte Cup on St Stephen's Day; local club gets €50k in funding; car draw to take place this week

The recent investment by Uisce Éireann of €18. 7m in the wastewater treatment plant in Claremorris puts the town at the forefront, opening it up to expansion, according to a local councillor.

Major water mains upgrade for Kiltimagh A major investment in Kiltimagh’s water infrastructure is set to get underway, with Uisce Éireann confirming that crews are beginning extensive mains replacement works on the Swinford Road (R320).

It has been a remarkable year for Kiltimagh GAA, crowned by the club’s outstanding victory in the Junior A County Final on October 26th at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park in Castlebar.

A full house at Kiltimagh Museum marked the Irish launch of These Divided Isles, the new book by political commentator and author Philip Stephens.

Championship glory for O'Shea brothers; Health Club Award for Kiltimagh GAA

In an unconventional yet determined march to the final, Kiltimagh GAA Club has booked a place in the Treanlaur Catering Junior A Championship Final, where they will face Eastern Gaels of Brickens.

My late uncle Mick had a saying: “Every place looks well on a fine day.

Spooky Walk returns for Halloween; Roisin enjoys success at Athlone Town; book launch takes place on Saturday

A drunk driver was caught with a large amount of cannabis. Ernest Aschmann, aged 39, of The Meadows, Castlerea, Co Roscommon, pleaded guilty at Castlebar Circuit Criminal Court to possession of drugs for sale or supply and drink driving.

GAA President to open new-look Gilmartin Park; Philip to launch new book

A local councillor has called for staff from Mayo County Council’s Derelict Sites Unit to attend the next meeting of the Claremorris-Swinford Municipal District.

Biodiversity Garden extension; Dads & Lads teams launched; local duo to abseil from Croke Park

Mike and Mark to abseil from Croke Park; new Poker League to start; GAA President to visit Kiltimagh

Foróige hosts parents' evening; drama group returns to stage; Victim Assistance needs your help.

An iconic East Mayo pub has gone on the market.

There was a large gathering of legal professionals at Castlebar Courthouse last Tuesday to mark the first sitting of the county's new district court judge Sandra Murphy.

Kiltimagh Museum was officially opened in the disused goods store of the old railway station on June 18th, 1989, by Thomas J Flatley, of Boston, an emigrant from the area.

The question of who will take over the family farm is one of the biggest issues facing rural Ireland today, according to Michael Gill, Head of the Department of Organisational Development at the Atlantic Technological University (ATU) with ...