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Two men who are isolating in Tourmakeady at present, will undertake a 200km cycle on Saturday, May 2, for Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation.

Castlebar based county councillor, Ger Deere, will be getting up on his bike tomorrow, Saturday, May 2, and will cover 100km.

Over the weekend St Anthony's School reported that thieves had forcibly removed the fuel tank from one of the schools buses and also drained the diesel from an older bus belonging to the school.

One of the Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation Shop managers has made the brave decision to Shave her Head for Hospice today, Friday, April 10.

Covid Community Response, a new national support helpline, has been launched to bring communities together to help those in need during the Covid-19 pandemic. Anyone who needs assistance, from individuals who need help with groceries or prescriptions, to community organisations requiring support with their own activities, can contact the helpline by text (086 180 0256) or phone (021 237 7809).

Covid Community Response, a new national support helpline, has been launched today to bring communities together to help those in need during the Covid-19 pandemic. Anyone who needs assistance, from individuals who need help with groceries or prescriptions, to community organisations requiring support with their own activities, can contact the helpline by text (086 180 0256) or phone (021 237 7809).

Hollywood glamour descends on Castlebar this Saturday 22nd February at 8pm as the county town comes together to host its own ‘ A Night at the OsKaRs’ in the TF Royal Hotel and Theatre.

Mayo GAA All-Star, Paddy Durcan, has been announced as the guest speaker for the 20th Valentine’s Candlelight Ball which is taking place in Breaffy House Hotel and Spa Resort on Saturday, February 15, in aid of Western Care Association.

The annual 5k race at Cloonacool marks an early Spring outing for many athletes and has been a popular event also for Mayo runners since it’s inception in 2010. It is a fundraiser for the local GAA club and was well organised by a team led by Bill Carty (Sligo AC).

Galway creatives and anti-racism campaigners have condemned the Government's decision to serve a deportation order on a young man who has become a fixture of the city's music scene.