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Connolly demands 'immediate re-opening' of Sexual Assault Treatment Unit
Closure of the Sexual Assault Treatment for Children in Galway is "unacceptable" and it must be reopened "immediately" especially as sexual assault and violence remains one of the most under-reported and under-recorded of crimes.
Become a SATU support worker with Galway Rape Crisis Centre
Galway Rape Crisis Centre is a dynamic organisation with passionate staff who have been supporting survivors of sexual abuse and rape since 1984.
Meningitis centre of excellence to honour memory of Aoibhe Carroll
A meningitis centre of excellence is to be built in the west as part of a five year plan by a locally based national charity.
Become a SATU support worker with Galway Rape Crisis Centre
Galway Rape Crisis Centre is a dynamic organisation with passionate staff who have been supporting survivors of sexual abuse and rape since 1984.
Water safety appeal ahead of busy Bank Holiday
Mayo County Council's water safety officer has highlighted some startling drowning statistics this week as part of an appeal to encourage people to stay safe in and around water as the busiest holiday weekend of the year gets underway.
Meningitis cases peak during winter months
Knowing the signs and symptoms of meningitis is more important than ever during the winter months as cases tend to peak at this time of the year, according to ACT for Meningitis, the Irish charity for meningitis awareness and support.
EpiPen campaign support
Sinn Féin’s Councillor Rose Conway-Walsh is to call on Mayo County Council to support a national campaign to ease restrictions on the availability of ‘EpiPens’.
First volunteers ready to help victims of sexual assault
Volunteer child and family accompaniment officers are being recruited and trained for the Paediatric Forensic Medical Services to support child victims of sexual assault and their families.
New defibrillator for Knocknacarra
The Knocknacarra Community Defibrillator Group launched the new community defibrillator for the Knocknacarra area on Monday.
Heart disease the number one killer in Mayo
Heart disease is still one of the biggest killers in Ireland and is responsible for almost one-third of all deaths in Mayo, according to the Irish Heart Foundation.