Members of Mayo County Council have approved borrowings of €2,290,000 for House Purchase Loans under the Local Authority Home Loan and Local Authority Purchase and Renovation Schemes.

The business secured a double win.

Following the discovery of a body, the missing person appeal in respect of Kian Gillespie, who was reported missing from Ballinode, Sligo, since Wednesday, 22nd April 2026, has been stood down.

This development is expected to enhance Ballina’s attractiveness as a location for innovative businesses.

Pupils from the Quay National School in Ballina have proven themselves to be among the brightest young problem-solvers in Ireland, securing top honours at the Bebras Computing Challenge National Finals.

The launch is available to both residents and non-residents,

They said that “after 16 wonderful years in business it was time to say goodbye."

Government proposals to introduce 30km per hour speed limits along Irish roads in built-up areas must be carefully examined in relation to Mayo as people may not be willing to adhere to such limits, according to senior council official.

An Erris-based councillor has called it “an absolute and utter scandal" that there are delays in issuing payments to people who have successfully applied for the Defective Concrete Blocks Grant Scheme.

A Louisburgh councillor has queried why levies are so high on planning permissions granted by Mayo County Council.