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Mayo AC and Swinford AC have joined forces to host the first ever ‘Fit4life’ 5km Summer Series over three Wednesdays in June and July. The series, which is also supported by the Mayo Sports Partnership, will kick off next Wednesday, June 30 in Castlebar. From there it will move on to Swinford on July 7 and finish up in Claremorris on July 14. Proceedings will get under way each evening at 8pm sharp and Country Harvest Fruit and Veg Store in Claremorris is sponsoring the event.

The official launch of Fleadh Cheoil Mhaigh Eo took place on Monday night, April 12, in the Dalton Inn, Claremorris.

Mayo Writers’ Block writers’ festival kicks off tonight (Friday September 26) in the Claremorris Library at 8pm with guest writer Susan Millar DuMars reading from her work, music by local talented musicians and an open mic at 9pm.

Have an enjoyable day out and support local businesses at four Christmas craft fairs in the county.

Registration for charity event

The DeCare Dental fun run/road race will be held on the streets of Claremorris on Saturday August 29 at 5pm. Registration will be from 3pm at the Dalton Inn. The entry fee is €15 and all proceeds will go to the Mayo Cancer Support Association.

The DeCare Dental fun run/road race will be held on the streets of Claremorris on Saturday August 29 at 5pm. Registration will be from 3pm at the Dalton Inn. The entry fee is €15 and all proceeds will go to the Mayo Cancer Support Association.

Ardnaree boxing club has become an institution in pugilistic circles in Mayo and across the country from humble beginnings in 1949 when 40 young boxers took up the sport for the first time. The club has gone on to write a very long and proud history, claiming 26 national titles, more than 300 Connacht titles and 500 Mayo titles, and producing eight internationals through the more than 1,600 young boxers who have donned gloves in competition for the club. Ardnaree has also had the honour of being the first club in the country to train female boxers back in 1996 when they had 30 girls enter their gym and club secretary Fiona Hennigan became the first female judge in Ireland to pass the European and World exams. She has gone on to represent Ireland at European and world championships. The club has captured national titles in every decade since it was formed the first in 1955 when Noel Coggins became the first man to bring a national title west of the Shannon. This feat was followed right up to this decade when Gerry Casey (twice), Gary Geraghty, and Alex Corduff all brought national titles back to the club.