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An announcement of €60,768 funding for the Mayo Volunteer Centre has been welcomed by Claremorris Fianna Fáil candidate Gerard McHale.

Two Mayo dairy farmers have been rewarded for outstanding achievement in the 2008 Connacht Gold Co-op Milk Quality Awards.

Buyers can enjoy some great value in the property market at the moment, including this quality new detached four bedroom dormer on c.0.5 acres available through Smith auctioneers. This deceptive two storey dormer style house is larger than it looks on first impression at over c2,300sq ft and enjoys a practical layout with bedrooms on the ground and first floors. The accommodation includes an entrance porch, hall, living room, kitchen/dining room, utility, shower room, hot press, four bedrooms (master bedroom has en suite and walk-in wardrobe), bathroom, and ofch. Outside there are lawned gardens to the front, an attractive elevated garden to the rear, a driveway with forecourt parking.

Ireland West Airport Knock has appointed Joe Gilmore as Managing Director, it was announced this week.

Conor Lenihan, Minister for Science, Technology, Innovation and Natural Resources has officially launched a scheme expected to generate significant employment across County Mayo over the next six to 12 months.

Ireland West Airport Knock has appointed Joe Gilmore as Managing Director, it was announced this week.

The numbers signing on in Mayo continue to rise with new Live Register statistics published for May by the CSO. The figures show the bleak unemployment trend continuing with an increase of 371 signing on, bringing the total to 11,420, an increase of 5,422 from May 2008.

A Claremorris man who gardaí saw overtaking a van on a continuous white line while approaching a bend was before Judge Denis McLoughlin at Belmullet District Court on Wednesday.

The year 1940 was a time of great social change in Ireland, a time when the State gave no assistance to the out of school education of young people, a time of war, a time of poverty. Prospects were not great. Recreational activity for the young of working class areas such as Shantalla, Bohermore, Claddagh, and ‘The West’ was virtually non-existent. The need for a club to provide social and recreational facilities for these people was paramount.

A retired 83-year-old Charlestown man who failed to remain at the scene of an accident, was banned from driving for a year at Claremorris District Court sitting in Kiltimagh this week. Louis Brooker, Main Street, Charlestown, pleaded guilty to the charges in court.