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A personal development programme for 15 women will be held for six Monday evenings starting on March 30 in Iorras Le Chéile, Main Street, Belmullet. 

The Belmullet Gala Arts Festival committee are pleased to announce a number of workshops which will take place over the coming months.

If there are any women out there who are thinking of taking part in this year's Flora Women’s Mini Marathon, Cara Iorrais would greatly appreciate it if you would consider donating the proceeds to its support group.

After the success of the 2008 St Patrick’s Day bilingual float competition, Mayo Chamber of Commerce organisations, Kiltimagh IRD, Mid West Radio and Gnó Mhaigh Eo are encouraging groups, businesses, and organisations to promote bilingualism and enter their float in this year’s An Flóta Is Fearr competition.

A walk from Aughleam to St Deribhle's Well for Women’s Day, which was postponed, will now be held on Saturday April 18.

From March 9 to March 12 Mayo businesses will be attending Club Caife, a networking event that will give local businesses an opportunity to network with each other in an informal setting and also to learn about opportunities that are available to market their business in a unique way using the Irish language.

An Easter table quiz night in aid of the annual Belmullet Heritage Day will be held in McDonnell's Bar (Lobster Pot) at 9pm on Wednesday April 15.

The Playboy of the Western World, by John Millington Synge, is arguably the Irish playwright’s greatest masterpiece. In order to mark the centenary of JM Synge’s death – he died, aged 37, on March 24 1909 – the Erris Players, under the direction of Bridie Quinn, will be staging a powerful performance of this noted drama in Belmullet and in Bangor Erris. Interestingly, this is not the group’s first performance of the play – they first staged it 17 years ago and that very successful production is still recalled by local actors and audiences alike.

A No Name Club in Erris is spearheading a road safety campaign which will use peer group pressure to change young road users’ behaviour.