Castlebar

Nursing home group recalls unprecedented ‘scale of the sickness’ of the third wave

Uncertainty still hangs over the Irish summer, but a few hypothetical plans never hurt anyone

Blanchardstown and Mulhuddart local electoral area top Covid-19 incidence rate

14-day rate varies widely from hotspots to some areas seeing virtually no cases

‘Once a passenger has prepaid for their ticket, it is hard to refuse them on the bus’

Care homes managed by Brookhaven began introducing restrictions in mid-February

Winner came forward to the National Lottery on Friday morning

Castlebar named Rising Star at the annual awards

Coffey family lost their home in 2015 having been denied tracker rate on mortgage

The opera singer refused the title of Papal Countess from Pope Pius XI anxious not to forget her humble roots as ‘Peggy of Mayo’

High court imposes conditions on registration of Mayo practitioner for supplying dangerous mouthwash

Jackpot of €175 million announced last night, making it Ireland’s biggest-ever lottery win

CCTV footage is being studied as gardaí follow definite line of enquiry

Escape the tourists and get a wonderful bird’s eye view of Lyon from the Jardin des Curiosités

‘There is an inextricable link between pay and being valued,’ says Mellett

Gardaí issue appeal after 34-year-old last seen near Castlebar town centre

Make the most of the last days of summer with a short holiday at home. You don’t have to go far – or spend much – to find some great breaks

Need to atone for Magdalene laundries and mother and baby homes, Tuam meeting hears

Food Safety Authority issued eight closure orders to resturaunts and cafes in June

From Dublin to Dingle, from Belfast to Cork ... here's our selection of the country's best cafes

Q&A: Sinead Tiernan from Co Mayo on working for the European trade union movement in Brussels

Living close to a livestock farm likely to reduce allergies, research finds

What’s the one thing every Irish person should do before they die?

Catholic schools still account for over 90% of primary enrolments

Schools established as part of process to divest patronage of Catholic schools

Schools were established as part of process to divest patronage of Catholic schools

Man had been living in an apartment on Castle Street in Castlebar

Event takes place annually on Sunday closest to liberation of Auschwitz by Soviets in 1945

Shop owner Amy Cong describes selling the winning ticket as ‘unreal’ experience

Three jackpots including latest €38.9 million win make for bumper year

Regulatory board to examine complaint from Business Expansion Scheme investor

London Letter: Debt-ridden ‘Lucky’ Lucan vanished in 1974 after killing the family nanny.

Georgina Campbell award winners include Dax restaurant, Twelve Hotel and Dromoland

Paul Patrick Duffy failed to give breath test after driving without lights in Co Antrim

Issues include ‘Satanistic’ symbolism in superhero film and cannibalism ‘sub-context’

Extra 1.5m tests reported: gardaí ‘made up’ some, human error to blame in others

‘I know the Rose of Tralee drives the Irish crazy. But it is nice to be part of something bigger’

Girl tells trial she started screaming when she saw stab wound on Dovydas Jenkas (17)

Inquiries on both sides of Border criticised care in homes run by Sisters of Nazareth

Four men arrested after searches in Castlebar, Nenagh and Dundalk