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New business opportunities for Mayo were explored in London recently when a group of eight delegates from Westport, Louisburgh, Mulranny, and Castlebar, representing local tourism businesses and linked together by the Greenway, attended the World Travel Market in London recently as part of a fact-finding, marketing, training expedition.

South West Mayo Development Company is hosting a positive ageing information morning on Wednesday November 23 in Westport Woods Hotel from 10.30am to 2.30pm for older people in the Clew Bay area.

An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny TD, who launched Mayo’s first Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week, said that a “drink culture” Ireland was not the type of country anybody wanted.

South West Mayo Development Company, the rural development and enterprise support organisation, has announced a set of upcoming business clinics designed to support existing small businesses and SMEs experiencing difficulties or simply seeking advice on how to improve their performance.

Clan Beo have teamed up with UK behaviour management specialists Studio 3 to deliver a Managing Challenging Behaviour Seminar for families living in the west. The programme will be of use to families and professionals who live with the challenge of aggressive behaviour from the people they live with and care for.

The Western Region Drugs Task Force (WRDTF) has called for a total ban on the advertising of alcohol and the reduction, density and hours of operation for outlets selling alcohol.

A series of activities and information events examining our attitudes and behaviours in relation to alcohol and drug use will be launched on Monday, November 7 and will run until November 11.

Irvine Training, James Street, Kiltimagh, is celebrating one year in business. The crew would like to take the opportunity to thank all their loyal customers and everyone who has supported them throughout the first year. They would also like to congratulate their students on excellent results in the Leaving Cert.

County Mayo’s wealth of craft and design businesses are coming under the spotlight as key local agencies launch a research study as the first step in getting to grips with the needs of the sector.

An innovative, practical based enterprise training and mentoring programme for people who plan to start up their own businesses or develop their existing one is to commence in the GMIT Innovation in Business Centre (IiBC) in Castlebar in October following the success of the two previous programmes. South West Mayo Development Company will be providing support with the development of the programme.