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Night of cookery
A night of cookery with RTÉ’s celebrity chef Neven Maguire will take place at the McWilliam Park Hotel, Claremorris, on November 16 at 8pm.
Lucia Evans checks out the African A-List
When we think of the continent of Africa we think of countries ravaged by AIDS, corrupt governments, civil wars, famines, and poverty. This is only one side of the story. There is also vibrant cultures, music, and people determined to succeed in the business world.
John Arden reading
THE AUTHOR and playwright John Arden will be reading from Gallows, his new book of short stories, this Saturday at 3pm in the Galway City Museum café.
FF — prepare to meet thy doom
Fianna Fáil is privately admitting that the party has lost its North West EU seat, one of the few EU seats the party was certain it would be able to hold onto in the June elections.
Westport Civic Trust outing
The annual outing will take place on May 23 to Castle Leslie in Monaghan.
From the pitch to the airwaves
Switch on your television this summer and if you tune into the RTÉ News any week there is championship action and you are sure to be see the face or hear the voice of a Mayo man. Last year Kilmaine native Jonathan Mullin was appointed RTÉ News first ever GAA correspondent, and he took some time out to speak about his love for the games and where he sees the association going forward in the next few years.
GAA authorities should give patrons a break
Last Saturday’s bad weather put paid to a challenge match that my own club Young Irelands, had pencilled in for preparation for round three of the league, so I found a bit of spare time on hands.
From the pitch to the airwaves
Switch on your television this summer and if you tune into the RTÉ News any week there is championship action and you are sure to be see the face or hear the voice of a Mayo man. Last year Kilmaine native Jonathan Mullin was appointed RTÉ News first ever GAA correspondent, and he took some time out to speak about his love for the games and where he sees the association going forward in the next few years.
From the pitch to the airwaves
Switch on your television this summer and if you tune into the RTÉ News any week there is championship action and you are sure to be see the face or hear the voice of a Mayo man. Last year Kilmaine native Jonathan Mullin was appointed RTÉ News first ever GAA correspondent, and he took some time out to speak about his love for the games and where he sees the association going forward in the next few years.
Mayo children will be reminded to ‘belt up’ on school buses at Claremorris Agri Show
A customised school bus operating as a mini-cinema is to visit County Mayo in May to spread the school transport safety message to local children.
