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Fine Gael’s high hopes of Castlebar dominance

Fine Gael has selected a four man ticket to contest the seven seats in the newly expanded Castlebar electoral area in the Mayo County Council elections this June. The incumbent councillors Henry Kenny and Cyril Burke will be joined on the ticket by Castlebar Town Councillor Eugene McCormack and Mayor Kevin Guthrie.

The members of the committee paid tribute to the late Sean Dunleavy, who was a planning officer with Mayo County Council. Cllr Al McDonnell led the tributes, saying: “I found him a very strong and direct man. If he made his mind up that was it, he was very fair, though, and didn’t take long to make his mind up. He was able to give a very fair assessment of a situation very quickly.”

A leading garda in Mayo has stressed the need for gardaí to be returned their powers of enforcement when it comes to children and teenagers playing truant from school.

Premier Estates Maloney now have 50 car parking spaces for sale in Dubai for €15,000 each and with an estimated rental income of €3,000 to €5,000 per annum, this means that within a few years, your investment is paid off and you are sitting on an annual, potentially rising income stream.

“Recession”, “downturn in the economy”, “credit crunch” and “collapsing property prices” is all that we have been hearing in recent months. Now you can forget all that, with this unique opportunity to invest in something different.

“Recession”, “downturn in the economy”, “credit crunch” and “collapsing property prices” is all that we have been hearing in recent months. Now you can forget all that, with this unique opportunity to invest in something different.

M&C Financial Services, based in Castlebar, has well and truly shaken up the insurance market in the west of Ireland. Since the company’s operations expanded into general insurance in early 2008, it has stemmed the tide of rising insurance premiums facing business owners in the Connacht region and beyond.

M&C Financial Services, based in Castlebar, has well and truly shaken up the insurance market in the west of Ireland. Since the company’s operations expanded into general insurance in early 2008, it has stemmed the tide of rising insurance premiums facing business owners in the Connacht region and beyond.

Figures released by Mayo County Council under the Freedom of Information Act have revealed that Mayo county councillors were paid out €836,212 from January to the end of June 2009, all relating to the six months pre-election. Independent Castlebar Councillor Frank Durcan who sought this information said that these figures are “immoral in the times that are in it”.