Friday, 23rd August marked the first screening of the film ‘The Battlefield’ in County Mayo. The event was organised by Comhar Dún Chaocháin Teo in the Seanscoil, Ceathrú Thaidhg as part of National Heritage Week, Read More
By Helen Falconer On the banks of the River Moy, overlooking the salmon ridgepool and just downstream from the new footbridge, stands Ballina Arts Centre – a blend of traditional stone and modern glass architecture. Read More
The Inaugural Mayo History Conference is to be held in the Gateway Hotel, Swinford, on Saturday, 2 March, as part of the town’s 250 plus celebrations. This bustling east Mayo town was established in the Read More
By Susan McCabe Both men and women can be, and are, victims of domestic violence. One study found that 40% of domestic violence victims are men. Of course, the picture is a bit more Read More
St. Vincent de Paul (SVP) charity is a Christian voluntary organisation, working with people experiencing poverty and disadvantage. Inspired by its founder, Frederi Ozanam and their patron, Saint Vincent dePaul, the Society endeavour to create Read More
The Tús initiative is a community work placement scheme providies short-term working opportunities for unemployed people. The work opportunities are to benefit the community and are provided by community and voluntary organisations in both urban Read More
“I never rode a horse using a saddle and now I can trot, canter and am learning
some small jumps” Read More
Mayo Local Employment Service (L.E.S.) is committed to providing career guidance, advice and practical support to clients. Since 1996 LES has established a unique service. LES offers a range of supports, enabling people to achieve their goals and to progress into employment or further education. The LES is made up of a dynamic team of people who care about their clients, local employers and their community. Read More
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The Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP) 2018-2022 is funded by the Irish Government and co-funded by the European Social Fund and includes a special allocation under the Youth Employment Initiative.