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Why do birds sing?
Niall Hatch, development officer with Birdwatch Ireland and regular contributor to the Mooney Show on RTÉ radio, will be giving a talk on why birds sing, on Saturday April 25 at 6.30pm in the Merry Monk, Killala Road, Ballina.
Killala make it two out of three
Last Sunday in Dr Hyde Park in Roscommon, Killala captain Karl Dooher clutched the Frank Reynolds Memorial cup after the north Mayo men blew away the Roscommon champions by ten points. For the second time in three years Killala were crowned junior champions of Connacht to round off a successful year for the men from north Mayo. Marcus Hannick was the top scorer on the day finishing off with five points, all from placed balls, while James Ruddy grabbed their goal 21 minutes into the contest after some neat build up play which put them into a six-point lead, one which they never looked like loosing. Rory Hannick picked up the man of the match award for his tireless display in the engine room alongside Noel Ryan on an afternoon which was not designed for football in deep winter but that will be of little concern to the men from Killala who now have an All Ireland semi-final to look forward to in the new year.
Killala town park to be ready for early summer
Fine Gael Councillor Jarlath Munnelly has welcomed progress on the construction of a new town park in Killala. The Fine Gael councillor, who has been lobbying for improved facilities in the north Mayo town throughout his council term, said that construction was ongoing, and that the children’s playground would be completed very soon.
New physical activity project for Crossmolina/Killala areas
Do you want some help to keep a new year’s resolution to get fit this year? If you are aged 55 or over and live in the Crossmolina/Killala/Ballycastle area, you can get involved in an exciting new physical activity project which is being co-ordinated by the Mayo Sports Partnership and HSE West, in association with local community centres, local health professionals, and community groups.
Treasure hunt in Kilalla
Find out about Kilalla’s hidden secrets this Friday by taking part in the latest fund-raiser in aid of Killala Festival — a car treasure hunt around the locality.
Be Active 55 Project
The Be Active 55 project started in Killala and Crossmolina this Thursday and will continue every Thursday. This is a one hour exercise class especially for people who are aged 55 plus, run by a qualified exercise instructor and will cost €5 per class.
Decision to remove phone boxes angers councillors
The notification of Eircom that it intends to remove 13 phone boxes in the Ballina area sparked anger among the majority of the members of Ballina electoral area committee this week. The boxes will be removed from areas in Crossmolina, Ballycastle, Ballina town, Killala, and Bonniconlon. Fine Gael Cllr Michelle Mulherin told the meeting: “I’m completely opposed to the removal of the phone kiosks. This is a retrograde step by Eircom, there are people who don’t have mobile phones and use them, what good is there putting a sign on a phone box in Bonniconlon, Killala, or Crossmolina telling them this one is going and the nearest one to them is in Ballina town?”
Thrown away school books results in fine
Two school books which were illegally dumped led to a hefty fine for a mother after she appeared before Ballina District Court this week.
Kilbane’s Mother’s Day concert to aid Mayo hall development
Prepare to be swept away when James Kilbane and his guests will take their popular country, Irish, and gospel concert to the stage at the Ballycastle Community Hall on Sunday March 22 (Mother’s Day) at 8pm. This concert is in aid of the refurbishment work being undertaken at the Ballycastle Community Hall and is a great opportunity in changing economic times to support local development and have a great night of entertainment in Mayo. Proceeds raised will be used to help work in the community.