The Mayo News

The Mayo News

A community newspaper that provides coverage on various topics such as news, opinions, agriculture, sports, lifestyle, entertainment, health, food, gardening, and other local matters relevant to the residents of Mayo.

Local
English
Newspaper

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority
53
Ranking

Global

#258028

Ireland

#1190

News and Media

#123

Traffic sources
Monthly visitors

Articles

  • 1 day ago | mayonews.ie | Justin Kelly

    Crossmolina native Louise Duffy was attending the Westport Folk and Bluegrass Festival as she broadcast live on RTÉ Radio One in Westport A Mayo RTE star has stunned fans of her RTE Radio One show as she performed alongside her brother Kevin and dad Tom on the streets of Westport. Louise Duffy, a Crossmolina native, who presents her own show weekdays on RTE Radio One, was broadcasting live from Westport for the Westport Folk and Bluegrass Festival. A clip of Louise singing while her brother...

  • 3 days ago | mayonews.ie | Anton McNulty

    The proposed development of a €15 million Mayo GAA Centre of Excellence and other sporting facilities on land at Bohola is the foresight the county needs according to a local councillor. Lands gifted by Bohola native and UK-based developer, Bill Durkan close to the east Mayo village are proposed to become the Mayo GAA Centre of Excellence while Mayo LGFA also propose to locate their training facilities there after agreeing a partnership and a licence agreement with Durkan Bohola Community Park.

  • 4 days ago | mayonews.ie | Anton McNulty

    THE erection of solar panels on the front of an old 19th century Church of Ireland church in Achill was described as 'incongruous' by an An Bord Pleanala inspector. An Bord Pleanála upheld a decision by Mayo County Council not to grant retention of solar panels on the front elevation of the former Holy Trinity Church in Achill, which has been renovated into a dwelling house. The solar panels are 31 square metres in size and encompass most of the front elevation of the building.

  • 5 days ago | mayonews.ie | Anton McNulty

    Over 17,000 applications for humanitarian assistance were made by Mayo people to the Department of Social Protection in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn. Mayo was one of the worst hit counties when Storm Éowyn struck the country at the end of January and this is reflected in new figures outlining the number of applications made for the Humanitarian Assistance Scheme (HAS).

  • 5 days ago | mayonews.ie | Anton McNulty

    AN Achill community have warned that they may close part of the Great Western Greenway if Mayo County Council fails to honour an agreement to fund a community project. The community of Sáile on Achill Island have called on Mayo County Council to provide funding for a shelter and community building on the grounds of Sáile National School which they say was agreed in a meeting with council officials in August 2023.