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A new public art commission is set to be unveiled at the Tubber Hill housing development in Westport next week. All is Well, a visual art installation by Cathal McCarthy and commissioned by Mayo County Council Arts Service, will be officially launched at on Saturday October 7 2pm by Damien McGlynn, director of CREATE. All are welcome and refreshments will be provided.

Tubber native, Therese Robbins, will travel to Bengaluru, India as a part of a four week volunteer programme led by SERVE.

Early in 2021, Offaly senior footballer, Bernard Allen, represented Tubber GAA Club in the ‘Walk for Club and County’ fundraising initiative.

A new Public Art Project was recently launched in Tubber Hill in Westport, much to the delight of the residents. The initiative is a new participative public art commission that was awarded by Mayo County Council via open competition to Visual Artist Cathal Mc Carthy working in collaboration with Mary C Reilly Poet and the Tubber Hill Residents.

Senior B championship

Ballintubber limped over the line against Leitrim champions Glencar Manorhamilton in the Connacht quarter final on a scoreline of 1-11 to 0-9 to set up a mouth-watering clash with All-Ireland club champions Corofin next Sunday at 2pm in Tuam.

The next stop off on the Ballintubber football tour of 2019 will be in Tuam Stadium on Sunday.

Price: € 439,000

WHEN ALL Is Ruin Once Again, a poetic documentary filmed in and around Gort, which won Best Cinematography in an Irish Feature award at the Galway Film Fleadh, is to be shown at a charity screening next week.

While it is not as though Ballintubber will be unaware of the level of the challenge they face on Sunday - it is still worth looking at what they are about to run into as they look to claim their first ever Connacht senior title.