Sales of new cars in Mayo increased in October but at a slower rate than all other Connacht counties bar Leitrim.

A project dedicated to ensuring the long-term conservation and management of heritage sites in Enniscrone Castle Field, home to at least five recorded archaeological monuments spanning various historic and prehistoric periods, has been completed.

A new high specification videofluroscopy service has been introduced in Mayo University Hospital (MUH).  Michael Browne, from Ballina, was the first patient to be treated with the new state-of-the-art diagnostic technology at the hospital.

ATU Galway Mechanical Engineering student Roy Sheridan, from Castlebar, has been named Siemens Innovative Student Engineer of the Year 2023.

Two Erris-born businessmen have received a major award from Dundalk Chamber of Commerce. Brothers David and Jim Lally were recipients of the Lifetime Recognition Award at the Dundalk Business Awards in the Carrickdale Hotel on Saturday, October 21.

Westport author Eithne Ring's poignant memoir, 'Does My Son Take Sugar?', has been shortlisted for the prestigious CAP Awards.  This captivating book provides a candid insight into the experiences of adoption in 1980s' Ireland.

A total of 375 new dwellings have been completed in Mayo in the first three quarters of 2023, an increase of 45 compared to the same period last year.

Three adults and two children had a miraculous escape when a pub premises collapsed in Kilkelly last Tuesday. Gardaí and emergency services were called to the scene after the three-storey building gave way at about 8. 45am.

A woman who used 'green diesel' to fuel her Mercedes-Benz has been ordered to undertake community service.

In the second part of his new series, ADRIAN LANGAN chats with former Taoiseach Enda Kenny about the challenges facing a politician from the West, especially when it comes to managing local expectations.