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Cubbie, a Mayo company supported by Local Enterprise Office Mayo, was a winner at this year’s National Enterprise Awards.

Mayo County Council is intent on ensuring beaches such as Old Head and Carramore in Louisburgh reclaim their Blue Flag status and is doing all it can to carefully monitor and control water quality on all beaches in the county.

Despite expectations that a damaged sea wall on the road in to Belmullet would be re-constructed and repaired as far back as 2019 - councillors for the area have now been advised it will be at least 2023 before the job is done.

More than 200 delegates across Ireland, the UK, Portugal, Spain, Poland, Italy, and beyond descended upon the Technological University of the Shannon, Athlone Campus, for the inaugural European TBL Symposium.

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Researchers from the Whitaker Institute at NUI Galway and the Western Development Commission have revealed that almost one third of workers are willing to move to a new job to secure their remote working preferences.

A technology business from Swinford will represent Local Enterprise Office Mayo at this year’s National Enterprise Award for 2022.

REBOOT - a South West Mayo Development Company, Roscommon/Sligo LEADER initiative aimed at businesses and social enterprises in Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo, supported by Mayo/Roscommon/Sligo Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) - held a very successful in-person networking event on May 12 in the McWilliam Hotel, Claremorris. Organisations and businesses from all corners of Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo attended on the day to hear industry experts, John O’Shanahan, CEO Lean BPI, Ailish Irvine, Consultant, and Mark Loftus, Founder of PaddyBox, share their insights and experience on the topic of 'How to use Digital Tools for Business & Networking'.

Last Saturday, May 21, was the 158th anniversary of the opening of the Presbyterian Church on Lower Charles Street, Castlebar. Henry Todd of the firm Todd, Burns and Co of Henry Street Dublin laid the foundation stone on 31 July 1863. He performed a similar service at Roscommon earlier that day. Todd was a generous patron of the Presbyterian Church.