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Two solicitors, Gina Mullen and Siobhán Durkan, have been appointed within the firm of P O’Connor & Son, bringing the number of partners to five, in addition to which it has a large team of paralegal, secretarial and executive support.

Gardaí are appealing for information on the whereabouts of a number of dangerous drugs that were stolen in a burglary at a property in Loughrea in the early hours of Wednesday February 9.

As the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person (Amendment) (Stalking) Bill 2021 has passed through the Seanad, Fianna Fáil Senator Lisa Chambers is calling on members of the Dáil to pass the bill without delay. Senator Chambers brought forward the legislation in July 2021 that sought to introduce an offence of Stalking into Irish law.

Siobhan Bell recently stepped down as Person-in-Charge (PIC) after 16 years at Sonas Nursing Home Athlone - a valued member of Sonas, Siobhan is now working as CNM at Sonas Athlone.

Car stolen in Knocknacarra burglary

Gardai arrested four men in relation to an incident of false imprisonment on Sunday evening last (January 9) in the Claremorris area.

SOMETIMES A chance event can dictate the entire course of a life, one random instance can establish a pathway and a pattern to follow.

Mayo University Hospital had to cancel all routine inpatient surgeries this week and impose strict visiting restrictions for the hospital due to rising Covid-19 cases in the community this week, along with dealing with a Covid-19 outbreak at the hospital.

Much of what has been written about capital punishment in nineteenth-century Mayo has been written without reference to the significant body of records from the period. Hanging was a state enterprise, and the state kept detailed records.

A murderer and rapist who was arrested in Galway in 1976 is believed to be bringing a legal challenge to secure temporary release after spending more than 45 years in jail.