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Feb 20, 2025

Gardai appeal for help in tracing missing Sligo teenager

Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 16-year-old Olivia Loughrey, who was reported missing from her home in Teesan, Co. Sligo, on Monday afternoon, 17th February 2025. Olivia is described as being approximately 5 foot 7…
Feb 20, 2025

Minister Calleary pays tribute to the late Margaret Adams

The death has taken place of former Mayo County Councillor Margaret Adams. Margaret Adams was a member of Fianna Fail and along with serving as a councilor for the party in Mayo she was also a member of Westport Town Council. Margaret held the position of…
Feb 20, 2025

Initial Extension approved for Castlebar School

Minister of State Alan Dillon has welcomed the announcement from the Department of Education that St Peter’s National School, in Snugboro, Castlebar has been granted initial project approval to proceed to tender for a school extension. Awarded under the…
Feb 20, 2025

Death has taken place of former Mayo councillor

The death has taken place of former Mayo County Councillor Margaret Adams. Margaret Adams was a member of Fianna Fail and along with serving as a councilor for the party in Mayo she was also a member of Westport Town Council. Margaret held the position of…
Feb 20, 2025

Cyclist in his 90's dies in road traffic collision in Galway

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision which occurred at Moycullen, Co. Galway, this afternoon. Shortly after midday, Gardaí and emergency services responded to a collision involving a truck and a cyclist at Clydagh on the…
Feb 20, 2025

Brother of Man who died in Mayo road crash says justice system is "broken"

Ronan Keating has called the justice system “broken” after the driver who caused the death of his brother avoided jail. Ciaran who lived in Westport died in July 2023 while travelling to his son’s football match in Sligo. Dean Harte received a 17-month…

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Feb 20, 2025

LGFA & Camogie still working towards 2027 target for integration with GAA

The LGFA and Camogie Association are still working towards a 2027 target for integration with the GAA. The two bodies released a joint-statement today, 12 months on from the announcement of the project to align the Gaelic games associations. The Steering…
Feb 20, 2025

Castlebar Celtic set to appeal FAI Junior Cup exit

Castlebar Celtic FC is in the process of finalising an appeal to the Football Association of Ireland following the club's defeat to Waterford Villa in the sixth round of the FAI Junior Cup last Sunday. The Connaught Telegraph is reporting that a special…
Feb 20, 2025

St. Colman's Claremorris looking to book their place in Hogan Cup final

Masita All-Ireland Post Primary Schools Hogan Cup A Semi-Final 1pm on Saturday in Padraig Pearse's GAA Grounds in Roscommon – St. Colman’s College Claremorris v Colaiste Mhuire Mullingar The Claremorris school will look to secure their spot in Croke Park for…
Feb 20, 2025

Ireland team named for trip to Wales

Ireland interim head coach Simon Easterby says the time feels right for Dan Sheehan to captain the team for the first time. Sheehan will skipper his country against Wales in the Six Nations on Saturday, after being named to start in Cardiff. There are seven…
Feb 20, 2025

Masters League results from last night

Mayo Masters League Division One Ballyglass 5-4 Fahy Rovers Kiltimagh Knock United 5-2 Conn Rangers Ballyheane 8-6 Manulla Division Two Bangor Hibs 2-1 Ballyglass B Partry Athletic 9-4 Ballyvary Blue Bombers Division Three Conn Rangers B 5-3 Castlebar Town…
Feb 19, 2025

Belmullet boxer returns to the ring on Friday

Rachels steps into the ring for her second professional fight is on the Friday next the 21st of February at 5 pm irish time in the SPACE Events and sports Dubai 2, her opponent is the tough Cameroonian Tsimi. Tsimi won silver in the African nationals last…

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A Leitrim based author is in the running for a prestigious award for literature.

Philomena Kearney Byrne, who is a psychotherapist in Carrick-on-Shannon, is on the long list for the Sunday Times EPG Private Bank Short Story Award.

Ms Kearney Byrne was chosen for the final 16 from around 500 entries.

She was the winner of the Francis McManus Short Story Award last year for her piece ‘It’s All a Cod’.

Her entry to the Sunday Times Award is called ‘Honda Fifty’, and was inspired by the motorbike which is still iconic in parts of rural Ireland.

The winner of the Short Story Award will be announced at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival in March.

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