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The man in his 20s who had been detained at Claremorris Garda Station in relation to the death of Joseph Deacy in Swinford on August 12,  2017 was released without charge last night. A file will be prepared for The Director of Public Prosecutions.

Gardaí investigating the death of Joseph Deacy in Swinford on  August 12, 2017, have this morning, Tuesday, May 29 arrested a man in his 20s in connection with this investigation.

A conference dedicated to Ireland’s public sector will hear that digital transformation is advancing at pace with in-house marketing and communication staff embracing social media and digital communications.

A conference dedicated to Ireland’s public sector will hear that digital transformation is advancing at pace with in-house marketing and communication staff embracing social media and digital communications.

Ireland's Public Sector Showcased at Public Sector Digital Marketing Summit - In-house staff innovating in the Digital Age to benefit the public and other stakeholders - Thursday, June 14th, The Round Room at the Mansion House.

Athlone based Senator, Gabrielle McFadden has called for additional funding for research into degenerative diseases such as Motor Neuron Disease and Parkinson’s Disease.

A man remains in critical condition following an assault in Athlone on Christmas Eve morning.

The two men arrested in relation to the death of a man in Swinford,  on Saturday, August 12 on Wednesday evening have been released without charge. The investigation is ongoing, according to Gardai. 

To coincide with Cancer Week (September 25 to October 1), Cancer Trials Ireland has announced the opening of the Irish arm of an international cancer trial at University Hospital Galway investigating promising cures for leukaemia

Supt Tony Healy urged members of the public who may have even a small bit of information to come forward to Gardai who are investigating the suspected murder of Joe Deacy in Swinford last weekend. Supt Healy told the Mayo Advertiser yesterday afternoon: "Any little bit of information that people have can make a huge difference in an investigation." Speaking about the response from the public to date he said: "It's been really good, we are working through those and looking at CCTV footage and other things to progress the investigation."