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It’s been four years since we’ve had a new album release from Tommy Fleming and fans can be assured that All These Years – a 3CD Set which celebrates a 30-year career, will most certainly not disappoint. It’s been two years since a live Tommy Fleming concert, but live music is back!

Claremorris Town Hall Theatre presents: Tommy Fleming in Concert on Friday, February 18, for what promises to be a very entertaining night filled with songs and stories.

WaterWipes have honoured an exceptional community care nurse in Claremorris with the prestigious Pure Foundation Fund and a monetary prize of €2,500 towards the Claremorris Primary Care Centre.

The National Transport Authority (NTA) has confirmed that funding of €5,027,724 has been approved to Mayo County Council for the provision of sustainable transport projects throughout County Mayo.

Claremorris Town Hall Theatre presents, Danny O’ Brien - The God Of All Things Bad on Saturday, January 22.

Brookhill is in the most convenient location off the Ballinrobe Road (R331) just 1Km south of Claremorris town clost to a host of excellent retail, business and leisure amenities of Claremorris. This is a mature desirable low density residential area of detached houses. Claremorris is very well connected with road and rail being on the N17,N60 and on main rail services with a number of scheduled services daily to Dublin. Knock airport is within 30kms. There are a host of excellent retail, business and lesiure amenties locally.

The Kenyan Art Project - an exhibition of art works by two local artists, Anna O'Dixon and Norah Brennan - will be held in the Townhall Theatre Gallery, Claremorris, over the weekend of December 3 to 5.

Niamh joined the team earlier this year. Originally from Sligo, Niamh studied dentistry in Trinity College Dublin and has worked in private practice in Mayo for a number of years. She enjoys all aspects of general dentistry and in particular oral surgery and implant restoration.

Ballyheane’s fairy-tale season continued as they reached the Westaro Cup another cup final with a 4-2 win on penalties over Westport United at a wet and windy Pat Quigley Park on Sunday afternoon.