Western People Logo
  • 
  • 
  • 
  • 
  • 
  • news
    Courts Local politics Health National news Obituaries
  • Community
    Ballaghadereen Ballina Ballinrobe Ballyhaunis Carra Castlebar Castleconnor Charlestown Claremorris Crossmolina Enniscrone Erris Foxford Kiltimagh North Mayo Swinford Tubbercurry Westport
  • sport
    GAA Soccer Rugby Ireland & world sport Athletics Golf Basketball Other sports
  • What's on
    Arts Books Music Showbiz
  • Life
    Farming Motoring Property puzzles
  • opinion
    Sketch notes Home thoughts Tuesday chat Just a thought Loftus at Large
  • sponsored
  • Archives
  • MORE
    Family Notices E-paper Advertise with us About us Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Terms & Conditions
  • 
  • news
    Courts Local politics Health National news Obituaries
  • Community
    Ballaghadereen Ballina Ballinrobe Ballyhaunis Carra Castlebar Castleconnor Charlestown Claremorris Crossmolina Enniscrone Erris Foxford Kiltimagh North Mayo Swinford Tubbercurry Westport
  • sport
    GAA Soccer Rugby Ireland & world sport Athletics Golf Basketball Other sports
  • What's on
    Arts Books Music Showbiz
  • Life
    Farming Motoring Property puzzles
  • opinion
    Sketch notes Home thoughts Tuesday chat Just a thought Loftus at Large
  • sponsored
  • Archives
  • More
    Family Notices E-paper Advertise with us About us Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Terms & Conditions
  • news
  • sport
  • Life
  • opinion
John ‘Twin’ has bequeathed a wonderful legacy

John ‘Twin’ has bequeathed a wonderful legacy

Fri, 28 Nov, 2025

It was one of the best uses ever of an All-Ireland ticket. The year was 1951, and John ‘Twin’ McNamara was restless. He had just finished three years of second-level school in Achill and wanted to make for England.
A glimpse into the soulless world of influencers

A glimpse into the soulless world of influencers

Thu, 27 Nov, 2025

Who Shot Kim Kardashian?My wife recently asked me - very sweetly, very innocently - if I’d join her in watching the new Kim Kardashian legal drama, All’s Fair, created by Ryan Murphy. Now, I’m a supportive husband. I’m open-minded.
The struggle to cope with the death of a child

The struggle to cope with the death of a child

Wed, 26 Nov, 2025

During November I visit cemeteries. In Ballycastle cemetery, where my parents are buried, I spend time moving meditatively along the headstones and reading the spare words that attempt to record lived lives.
Petrol bombs and political dog whistles

Petrol bombs and political dog whistles

Fri, 21 Nov, 2025

There's a particular grimness to discovering that Ireland has developed its own strain of far-right extremism.
Media frenzy in DJ Carey case was distasteful

Media frenzy in DJ Carey case was distasteful

Fri, 21 Nov, 2025

I’m not sure why I found some of the media coverage of the crimes of the disgraced hurling icon, DJ Carey, so distasteful.
'Verticals' send Hollywood into steep decline

'Verticals' send Hollywood into steep decline

Thu, 20 Nov, 2025

Tilly Norwood is a young, pretty actor who is causing a storm in Hollywood. She has great headshots, a resumé and apparently genuine interest from the TV and film industry. Her appeal is obvious.
Frank Durcan did his county some service

Frank Durcan did his county some service

Thu, 20 Nov, 2025

The death last month of Frank Durcan in Spain brings the curtain down on the life of a man who was one of the most colourful and controversial political characters in Mayo.
It's the season to celebrate third-level success

It's the season to celebrate third-level success

Wed, 19 Nov, 2025

This is the time of year when people are graduating from their colleges and places of study. It is a joyous period, when newspapers such as this one are full of pictures and short reports of achievements.
Resistance to synodal church is now evident

Resistance to synodal church is now evident

Sun, 16 Nov, 2025

Delegates from the Catholic dioceses of Ireland gathered in Kilkenny Convention Centre on October 18th to help prepare for a National Synod to be held in October, 2026 which is intended to usher in a ‘synodal’ church in Ireland.
Old cures... hocus pocus or hidden treasures?

Old cures... hocus pocus or hidden treasures?

Sat, 15 Nov, 2025

When most people hear of old cures, they frequently raise their eyes to heaven and dismiss them instantly. In the face of modern medicine, it is difficult to believe they have any value but I’d like to think they are, at least, worth a visit.
  • « First
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • Last »

Latest

  • Arrests made in connection with ongoing investigations targeting organised burglary gangs
  • Mayo goaled down by Wee County 
  • First clean sheet and first point for Rovers
  • Two Mayo players named in GAA Team of the Week - one nominated for Player of the Week
Western People ePaper

Subscribe to the Western People digital edition today from just €1.50 per week

Latest National News

  • Man (50s) arrested in connection with murder of Michael Gaine
  • What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages
  • Rental supply hits record low as prices keep climbing
  • Motorist who dragged garda six metres given five-year suspended sentence

news
  • Local politics
  • Health
  • National news
  • Obituaries
sport
  • GAA
  • Soccer
  • Rugby
  • Ireland & world sport
  • Golf
  • Athletics
  • Basketball
What's on
  • Arts
  • Books
  • Music
  • Showbiz
Life
  • Farming
  • Motoring
  • Puzzles
  • Property
opinion
  • Sketch notes
  • Home thoughts
  • Tuesday chat
  • Just a thought
Support
  • Cookie Policy
  • Cookie Settings
  • Contact Us
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
Cookie Policy Cookie Settings Contact Us Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Puzzles

Follow Us

  • 
  • 
  • 

Western People Logo

© westernpeople.ie

Western People Logo