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Munnelly wants money ring fenced for Killala projects
Fine Gael councillor Jarlath Munnelly has called for the proceeds of the proposed sale of 1.42 hectares of land owned by Mayo County Council in Killala to Killala Precision Components Ltd to be ring fenced for projects in the town.
Greening of Westport takes another step forward
Plans to make Westport a model town when it comes to environmentally friendly transport took another big step forward on Monday.
US presidents lined up to speak at future Mary Robinson Centre events
Ballina will be seeing former US presidents coming to the north Mayo town to speak at the proposed Mary Robinson Centre.
Lack of broadband is crippling growth
The lack of proper broadband infrastructure in the county is delaying new investment and current enterprises from expanding, it was said this week. At the February meeting of the economic development and enterprise support strategic policy committee of Mayo County Council the issue was raised by a number of councillors.
Incentives key to developing Ireland West Airport as an economic hub
Getting tax incentives in place to attract industry and commerce to set up around Ireland West Airport is the key future of the development of the airport, it was outlined again this week. Joe Gilmore, managing director of Ireland West Airport Knock, addressed the February meeting of the economic development and enterprise support strategic policy committee of Mayo County Council on Wednesday afternoon in the airport.
Claremorris to get pedestrian crossing at Ballyhaunis road
Mayo County Council is to install a new pedestrian crossing at the post office on the Ballyhaunis Road, Claremorris.
Adventure race with Rooster Booster challenge launched in Castlebar
Castlebar is to get its own adventure race which organisers are hoping to develop into a premier event on the adventure calendar in the west of Ireland.
Velorail could bring major tourism boost to Kiltimagh
Kiltimagh looks set to get a tourism product which could attract up to 30,000 visitors annually to the east Mayo town.
Huge tourism targets set in new plan
Mayo County Council has developed a hugely ambitious five-year tourism strategy which aims to increase visitor numbers to the county by 80 per cent by 2020 and, in the long-term, increase tourism by up to 350 per cent and create 1,000 new jobs.
Durcan says he will get issue raised in the Dáil
Independent councillor Frank Durcan has said that he will raise an issue in the Dáil that he was unable to raise in Mayo County Council after he was “muzzled” by the council.
