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An allocation of €500,000 for the Lecanvey to Bertra section of the Clew Bay Trail was announced by the Government this week and marks some major progress in the development of the new tourist amenity which is designed to cater for pedestrians, cyclists and visitors to the county.

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.

One of Ireland’s most picturesque cycle sportives, the Tour de Achill, which takes in routes along the Wild Atlantic Way, will take place next Saturday, September 1. The Tour de Achill, hosted by the Achill Wheelers Cycling Club, takes in some of the most stunning scenic routes along the Wild Atlantic Way.

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.

In just two years, multiple national awards, and a core local customer base have combined to make John Keoghs – The Lock Keeper, one of Ireland's best loved gastro pubs and social get together destinations.

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

There is always something great to see or listen to happening around the county, we round up some of the great events coming to Mayo in the next few weeks.

Clarke's of Ballina have over 60 years of experience using fish from Clew Bay and the Moy River. Clarke's also offer a service to local anglers lucky enough to land their own memento of the river Moy, they will smoke their catch.

This July two Mayo men and a friend from Wicklow will leave the shores of Clew Bay and head east, very far east.