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Fáilte Ireland’s new Platforms for Growth initiative which will invest €150 million into developing new visitor attractions across Ireland, offers a golden opportunity to revive the Salmon Life Centre project for Ballina, Senator Michelle Mulheirn has said.

Keane Mahony Smith is offering to the market this very attractive two storey, four bedroom, residence extending to c2,300sq ft together with a fully developed attic of c350sq ft and detached garage to the rear of 400sq ft.

Keane Mahony Smith is offering a magnificent five bedroom residence in a very attractive rural environment in Claregalway, close to Bawnmore National School, one mile from the local pub and restaurant. The site extends to c0.6 acre and has fully tarmacadamed driveways.

Dead Centre Brewing in Custume Place, Athlone, will be the venue for a forthcoming food and drink experience workshop to which local businesses are invited.

Keane Mahony Smith is offering a magnificent five bedroom residence in a very attractive rural environment in Claregalway, close to Bawnmore National School, one mile from the local pub and restaurant. The site extends to c0.6 acre and has fully tarmacadamed driveways.

Independent city councillor Terry O’Flaherty his calling on Bus Éireann to restore a bus service that brought schoolchildren from the Headford Road area to schools in the city centre and Salthill.

The campaign to rebuild Ballinrobe Town Hall enters a new phase with site investigation work set to take place at the site.

An initiative to encourage more parents in Mayo to read to their children has been launched by the active and healthy 0-6 years subgroup of Mayo Children and Young People’s Services Committee (CYPSC), which states that "Reading to your baby and young child has been proven to help grow their brain, grow a bond between you, and helps develop their language, emotional literacy and creativity."

Bord Bia is hosting a training workshop in Galway next month specially designed for those who wish to sell at farmers’ markets. Developed by Bord Bia, ‘ Skills Training for Selling at Farmers’ Markets’ is open to Irish food, drink, seafood and horticulture producers and is aimed at both existing stall holders and first-time producers.