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An end is in sight to the prolonged flooding difficulties that have been impacting on residents in the Roundfort and Hollymount areas, according to Minister for the Environment, Heritage, and Local Government John Gormley.

Major grants have been awarded to the Corrandulla and Caherlistrane areas so that important works can be carried out on the local infrastructure.

The National Museum of Ireland - Country Life, Turlough Park, is the latest public service to be affected by public sector industrial action.

Finding a solution to the flooding problems in south Mayo have proved tricky over the past number of years. And while proposals have been put forward, it seems there is still no solution in place.

This bungalow is in a lovely secluded location with good views of surrounding moorland and the mountains of Connemara. The property is in need of some refurbishment and redecoration. It comprises entrance hall, living room, kitchen area, bathroom, and three bedrooms. There are many local amenities nearby including shops, pubs, schools, church, and a new football sports field. Other leisure activities such as golf, pony trekking, game fishing and deep-sea angling are also available in the surrounding areas. There is a pier at the bottom of the road and a good slipway to launch a boat within 400 metres of the property.

Two site offices in Turlough, Castlebar were broken into some time between 12am and 8am on Thursday.

Bealtaine drop in event

A new temporary exhibition Straw, Hay and Rushes will open in the National Museum of Ireland - Country Life, Turlough Park, Castlebar, next week and will showcase the great ingenuity of people in using everyday materials to make objects for use about the house and farm.

Here comes the summer and families countrywide are looking for day trips and places to go. Féile na Tuaithe - Turlough Park at the National Museum of Ireland-Country Life in Castlebar, Co. Mayo has got to be the best fun and best value festival around.

Interesting workshops will take place in the Museum of Country Life, Turlough in July. On Sunday July 5 from 2.30pm to 3.30pm join Padraic McAvock, amateur Met Station operator and local fisherman, as he explains the recent weather trends. Learn how to read, measure and record weather signs.