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Breaffy’s Cian Morrin comes home on Sunday

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Local lad Cian Morrin, who is part of Louis Walsh’s newest chart-topping band Hometown, will be back in Castlebar on Sunday night (April 5) when they play the Royal Theatre Castlebar as part of their nationwide tour. Cian, from Rhinshina in Breaffy, first came to attention when he appeared on The X Factor in 2012 when he was a secondary school student in St Gerald’s College in Castlebar where he made it through a number of rounds. Cian had gone on to start studying to become a national school teacher before the call came for him to become one-sixth of Hometown last year.

Long summer and water charges will leave the lonely vulnerable

Paddy is confused. He's known something has been wrong for the last while, but he just cannot put his finger on it. He wakes up in the morning and there it is, the bright shining light in the sky since 6 am. And he groans cos now it's getting him down. He feels like going to the window in his striped pyjamas and string vest and shouting out at the land outside a la Sarah Miles in White Mischief – Oh no, not another effin' beautiful day.' Cos like Miles , he is now begging for it to end. Or cool down at least. Or make up its bloody mind.

Mary Byrne in concert

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MARY BYRNE, the Tesco supermarket checkout worker who reached the semi-final of Britain biggest TV talent show, The X Factor, is coming to Galway.

From back west to out east

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How many of us have been hit by the current economic climate and have often spoken the words “I just want to get the hell out of this country”, but in many cases, it is much easier said than done, as we have things like money and family holding us back.

Louis Walsh denies Dublin nightclub sex attack claim

Former Mayo person of the year and Kiltimagh native Louis Walsh has “vigorously denied” allegations that he indecently assaulted a 24-year-old man.

Swing when you’re winning

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Over the past decade the World Wide Web has changed the way we listen to and view our music. In 2005 three former Paypal employees in California created Youtube which allowed users to upload and share videos. The site has since highlighted international internet phenomena such as the McDonald’s drive-through rap, Techno Viking, Prison Thriller and pop star Justin Bieber.

Jedward are coming to town

The stars of the last season of the X Factor, Jedward, will be taking to the stage of the Royal Theatre, Castlebar on Tuesday night April 6. The duo, who caused a national sensation with their gravity defying quiffs and energetic performances on last year’s X Factor have recently released their first single “Under Pressure (Ice Ice Baby)” and scored a massive hit on the charts and radio waves.

X-Factor star treasures her Galway blood

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Most Irish eyes last Saturday were on Northern Irish singer Eoghan Quigg in the final of ITV show The X Factor. However, it has emerged that the eventual winner Alexandra Burke also has Irish blood coursing through her veins and has strong family connections with Galway.

Louis Walsh and Siamsa Sráide honoured by Muintir Mhaigh Eo

Music mogul Louis Walsh from Kiltimagh has been announced as the Mayo Person of the Year.

Campaign to reduce the voting age to 16

With the local and European elections on the horizon teenagers in Ireland will be watching proceedings from the outside, wondering why their voices can't be heard. A campaign is mounting to allow 16 and 17-year-olds vote, and it’s one which the Mayo Advertiser supports. At the ages of 16 and 17 you can pay taxes, get married, work full-time, leave school, or be detained at a detention centre, so why not have the right to vote?

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