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Mayo Cancer Support Association and Cancer Care West are to attempt to set a new world record on Saturday November 22 for the world’s highest bra-chain, by linking a chain of bras up and down Croagh Patrick in aid of breast cancer awareness.

Over 30 artists from all over the county have responded to the call to support the third annual Castlebar Rotary art sale in conjunction with Mayo Cancer Support Association. The art expo sale takes place on Thursday December 4 in Breaffy House Hotel at 7pm.

Mayo Cancer Support will be attempting to set a new world record for the world’s highest chain of bras on Saturday November 22 at Croagh Patrick, Murrisk.

Mayo Cancer Support will be holding a church gate collection after Christmas on Saturday December 27 and Sunday December 28. Please give generously to your local Mayo charity which is supporting people living with cancer and relies totally on the kind donations of local people.

TG4-contracted artist Harry Feeney will give a watercolour demonstration at an art sale in Breaffy House Hotel on December 4. The Castlebar Rotary art sale is run in conjunction with Mayo Cancer Support Association based at Rock Rose House. Over 30 artists will exhibit and sell their work on the night and proceeds will go to the chosen charity.

Mayo Cancer Support Association will hold yoga classes commencing on Wednesday January 14 from 10.15am to 12 noon for five consecutive weeks.

Mayo Cancer Support Association and Rock Chicks are to embark on the exciting challenge of attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the longest and highest bra chain. The chain, which must be in excess of 70 miles, will take a massive 120,000 bras to build, 4,000 of which are being donated by bra experts, Wonderbra.

Claremorris Chamber is hosting a Fashion and Food Extravaganza on February 7 in the McWilliam Park Hotel. The event is in association with Mayo Cancer Support - a charity that helps families dealing with cancer. There will be a fashion show, food demo, hair and make-up advice, and a best dressed lady competition with a prize of €300 to be spent in the participating shops.

Mayo Cancer Support Association, now in its ninth year, provides emotional support and practical help for people living with cancer, their families and friends. The services available are a wig fitting service, a bra/prosthesis fitting service and weekly support groups for cancer patients. The drop-in centre offers a professional listening service, information and professional counselling, aromatherapy, massage, reflexology and stress management. All services are free of charge and are available to family members or friends.

Would you like to enjoy an Alpine challenge, which will undoubtedly be a trip of a lifetime, while raising money for a local charity?