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Never underestimate the tools you might need when redecorating – if you spend a little more initially you will save time and money in the long run.

Councillor Ollie Gannon, a member of Westport Town Council, condemned what he described as a “cosy cartel” among local petrol retailers in the town, where prices for fuel are a lot higher than petrol stations in Castlebar.

Despite a number of homes and businesses suffering from frozen pipes in recent days, a water crisis disaster has been averted this Christmas thanks to the work of Mayo County Council staff whose preventative work throughout the year has helped keep water flowing in the pipes.

After many successful years of delivering fresh fruit and vegetables to the region, Frank Walsh is delighted to announce the opening of Market House Fruit & Vegetables in Kiltimagh. Market House will not be beaten on price or quality and is open 9am to 6pm six days a week.

Air quality in County Mayo is generally good, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. However, the EPA is calling on people in the county to consider the types of fuel they burn in their fires.

Fifty-three homes in Mayo have been found to have high levels of cancer-causing radon gas so far this year, according to figures released by the Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland. Radon is the second biggest cause of lung cancer after smoking and is linked to up to 200 lung cancer deaths each year in Ireland.

If you have damaged, broken, or unwanted gold sitting at home, why not bring it along to Hatton Goldsmiths and trade it in for cash?

The numbers of calls received by radon detection experts has soared since news broke before the weekend that Galway has significantly high levels of cancer-causing radon, with 98 homes found to be above the acceptable level.

Mayo is just one of a number of counties throughout the country hit by ‘copper thieves’ in recent weeks with phone lines featuring as major targets. Residents and businesses are now being warned about ongoing thefts of copper from homes and premises following a spate of robberies of the valuable metal commodity.

The National Standards Authority of Ireland in conjunction with the Food Safety Authority of Ireland, has launched a revised standard for bottled (or packaged) water to reflect recent changes in European and national legislation on food hygiene and traceability requirements.