Kiltimagh put its best foot forward in the early hours of Saturday morning, May 11 when it was confirmed as Darkness Into Light’s biggest ‘new venue’ anywhere in the West of Ireland.

Mayo secondary schools are seeing a lasting impact on students' social development and mental health following the Covid-19 pandemic.

A local councillor has requested planning figures for the first seven months of 2023 to prove that rural Ireland is in a state of ‘depletion’ compared to 1978, writes Paul O'Malley.

A traffic visibility ‘blackspot’ in Ballina is to be addressed in the coming weeks.

Mayo County Council is to write a letter of condolence to the Sisters of Mercy following the recent passing of three nuns in Knock.  Sisters Mary Hernan, Claudine McEnnis and Mary McGlynn passed away within eight days of each other in April.

A councillor has praised the role the local print media in Mayo plays in reporting meetings of Mayo County Council, municipal districts and other committees.

A big-hearted Mayo student, who is running the Dublin Marathon this year for one of his best friends who is battling cancer, has raised over €5,000 for the Irish Cancer Society.

A local councillor has criticised Uisce Éireann (formerly Irish Water) for rejecting an application from a group of householders that would raise their water quality to a useable standard.

Environment Minister Eamon Ryan has pushed back on Mayo Senator Lisa Chambers’ series of claims about off-shore wind and described them as misinformed and inaccurate.

Bright and innovative Mayo students competed in the Foróige Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) Programme, Finals in Dublin today. The closely-fought national final was held today at a ceremony at Richmond Barracks.