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The Irish Uplands Forum last week hosted, to great success, its biennial conference in Mayo for the first time, with a two day event at the GN Mulranny Park Hotel.

The Irish Uplands Forum last week hosted, to great success, its biennial conference in Mayo for the first time, with a two day event at the GN Mulranny Park Hotel.

Located on the Wild Atlantic Way at the gateway to Achill, Mulranny is a beautiful village overlooking the clear blue waters and sandy beaches of Clew Bay.

Mulranny is located on the Wild Atlantic Way at the gateway to Achill and overlooks the clear blue waters and sandy beaches of Clew Bay.

Located at the gateway to the Curraun Peninsula and beyond to Achill, Mulranny is beautiful village overlooking the Atlantic waters of Clew Bay.

Husband and wife media team, Malin and Reine Hefvelin, freelance writers for Res and TT travel magazines in Sweden, have arrived in Ireland this week via Shannon Airport, on the new SAS flight from Stockholm, to learn more about the Wild Atlantic Way as attempts intensity to highlight the Galway tourism market in Scandinavia

The Galway Greenway Group which is campaigning for a greenway route which is fair to landowners, walkers and cyclists, has asked the public to make their feeling known before tomorrow’s (Friday) deadline for the receipt of submissions.

This modern style bungalow with self-contained chalet is situated south-facing on an exceptional site of mature lawns overlooking Mulranny Golf Course, Mulranny beach, Clew Bay, and its islands. It comprises approximately 0.57 acre in area outlined in plan URW folio MY37658F County Mayo. This property is located within one mile of the centre of Mulranny village and it amenities such as shops, coffee shop, post office, pubs, guest accommodation, four star Mulranny Park Hotel, and the Great Western Greenway.

Mulranny doctor Jerry Cowley will run as an independent candidate in the General Election as part of a national campaign by GPs in rural Ireland. Dr Cowley, who has a practice in Mulranny for 35 years, is the second candidate to be put forward by the No Doctor, No Village, campaign. The first candidate was Dr Michael Harty of Kilmihil, Co Clare, who made his announcement earlier in January.

Michael Ring, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, and Cllr Michael Holmes, Cathaoirleach of Mayo County Council, officially opened the new Mulranny footpath and village enhancement scheme last Friday morning. The multi-million euro development consisted of 1.8 kilometres of improvements to the N59 comprising new footpaths, traffic calming, pavements, a viewing promenade, bicycle lanes, pedestrian crossings, picnic tables, and benches.