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Midwest Radio - Local councillor raises concern over the further delay of the Crossmolina Flood Relief Scheme saying locals remain fearful of flooding this winter - Vimarsana News

Midwest Radio - Local councillor raises concern over the further delay of the Crossmolina Flood Relief Scheme saying locals remain fearful of flooding this winter

Midwest Radio Broadcasting from Co Mayo in Ireland. Midwest Radio is the Number 1 local radio in Ireland

Three East Mayo communities up for Pride of Place Awards - Vimarsana News

Three East Mayo communities up for Pride of Place Awards

Aghamore, Ballyhaunis and Swinford all up for awards at ceremony to take place on Friday, November 10

Western People — Three Mayo groups in running for prestigious awards - Vimarsana News

Western People — Three Mayo groups in running for prestigious awards

The three nominees put forward by Mayo County Council are Aghamore (populations of less than 500 people), The Butterfly Garden, Swinford, (Community Wellbeing Initiatives) and Ballyhaunis Language Café (Communities Welcoming New Communities).

Western People — Cathaoirleach contacts Policing Authority over Mayo concerns - Vimarsana News

Western People — Cathaoirleach contacts Policing Authority over Mayo concerns

Cllr Michael Loftus told chair Bob Collins it was a great privilege for Ballina to host the recent Policing Authority meeting on October 26 but said there are numerous issues affecting the county.

Western People — Sandbags being used to protect Mayo town from floods - Vimarsana News

Western People — Sandbags being used to protect Mayo town from floods

The Cathaoirleach of Mayo County Council stressed there are fears flooding may occur after the OPW highlighted concerns over water levels and a €30,000 grant has been provided