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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 County Council’s Music Recording Assistance Award has shown once again the breadth and the quality of music in the county. From classical to rock, from jazz to trad, many forms of music were represented, and the high standard made very difficult work for the assessment panel.

The Tochar Phádraig Pilgrim Walk from Ballintubber abbey to Croagh Patrick, on Reek Sunday, will depart the Abbey at 8.30am.

Westport Fianna Fáil Councillor Margaret Adams has welcomed the raising of a loan for the upgrade of the treatment works at Tourmakeady and the extension of the scheme to Westport and Louisburgh.

As it was the last meeting of the Westport Area Committee before election time, town manager Peter Hynes said that it was important to look back at the proactive work achieved by the area committee during the last five years, and highlighted some momentous achievements such as the: Westport Environs Plan; the Aughagower sewerage scheme; the car park at Silverstrand; the Louisburgh Playshcool; beach management and beach bye-laws; navigational aids at Clew Bay; the improvement of piers in the county; tourism projects—walks, cycleways; housing projects in Aughagower and Cushlough; the redevelopment of the old station in Newport; the scheme in Kilmeena; the development and the improvement of housing and roads in the area.

Experience this unique Pilgrim Journey with a difference. Walk in the footsteps of St Patrick along the once royal Chariot Road; be challenged by the 22 miles that was the Pilgrim Path down through the ages; absorb the rich heritage that is embodied at every turn along the way; have your spirits raised by the environment and the encouragement of companions; take time to discover a deeper meaning to life and to find greater peace in our relationship within ourselves, with others and with God.

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A unique pilgrim journey with a difference. To walk in the footsteps of St Patrick along the once royal Chariot Road. To be challenged by the 22 miles that was the pilgrim path down through the ages. To absorb the rich heritage that is embodied at every turn along the way. To have the spirits raised by the environment and the encouragement of companions. To take time to discover a deeper meaning to life. To find greater peace in our relationship within ourselves, with others and with God.