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Mayor of Castlebar and Fine Gael Town Councillor, Ger Deere, has expressed serious concern that a further road traffic collision has taken place on the Newport Road.  The most recent collision on Friday evening last involved three cars in the same location as a number of previous accidents in recent weeks.  Safety signage and some other temporary measures have been put in place but road traffic collisions are still occurring at the dangerous location on the Newport Road beside the junction for the Cemetery entrance.

The new pedestrian and vehicular access to Lough Lannagh from the Newport Road is causing problems, a town councillor has stated. A number of months ago, the town council constructed a small parking area at Lough Lannagh accessible from the Newport Road as part of the Riverside Enhancement Scheme. The access path in existence for years, which runs adjacent to Blackfort Manor, has been contributing to anti-social activities recently such as late-night parties and public drinking. As a result, the new parking and turnabout area has caused noise levels and public order incidents to increase at night causing distress to nearby local residents.

The state of the road surface on Main Street in Newport after the hot weather is a “total embarrassment” according to Belmullet area councillor, Michael Holmes.

Hotel Newport’s intimate Cobbler’s Restaurant is the ideal choice when choosing a venue to celebrate this Valentine’s Day.

Gifted clairvoyant medium Bridget Benson will be hosting psychic consultations in Hotel Newport on Friday August 15.

Fine Gael Leader Enda Kenny TD has been informed by Mayo County Council that the restoration works on Newport Road between the Newtown traffic lights and the Dun Beg estate junction have been approved and will be carried out in the near future. Owing to the Christmas season, it is likely that the works will be carried out in the New Year.

Looking for a new exciting venue for your Christmas outing? Give us a call and see what everyone is talking about. At Hotel Newport we pride ourselves on great food in a relaxed friendly atmosphere. This year’s package is obviously customer friendly with dinner and wine packages, included at only €47 per person. So if you’re the organiser and know that Yule Tide celebrations allow for greater scope, bring your party to the Abbey Suite at Hotel Newport.

A fundraising table quiz will be held tonight (Friday 13) at 9pm sharp in Hotel Newport in aid of a new local youth cafe.

Cór Mhaigh Eó in Newport Church