A collection of letters relating to correspondence between people in Newport and Cleveland Ohio were the subject of a meeting of the Newport Historical Society in The Grainuaile, Newport recently.

Who doesn’t want to beside the sea for at least part of the summer? In this, the last of three articles exploring some of the sites of Mayo that illuminate our history, we start at the seaside and the end of the 18th century.

A half century of Moy Davitts GAA was commemorated in St Michael’s Church, Foxford last Friday evening as Fr Padraig Costello celebrated a 50th Anniversary Mass in the company of former club player Fr Dan O’Mahony, his brother Fr Stephen O’Mahony, ...

One of Ireland's greatest patriots, Mayo-born Michael Davitt, will be remembered this St Patrick's Weekend when three very special shows are held at Ballina Arts Centre.

There is sadness across Mayo and Galway this morning following news of the passing of well-known publican Brendan Maloney yesterday. The Tuam native moved to Straide in 2005, where he owned The Copper Beech pub for over 18 years.

Costello’s Funeral Services was recently founded by Michael Costello and the family run business is ready to serve local communities.