WESTERN Care Association has been chosen by people in its local community to receive €20,000 through the fifth annual AIB Community €1 Million Fund, helping the charity continue its important work ...

Ireland's Data Protection Commission has fined Google over €403 million for processing location data. The data protection authority has said its investigation found that information was not processed ...

Aontú TD Paul Lawless has revealed that the Climate Action Fund is in surplus by €250 million, despite the government cutting off one of its income streams.

The Government have are welcoming continued progress on providing residential services to people with disabilities across the country.

Fine Gael TD Keira Keogh has welcomed a delegation of almost thirty mayors and city managers from northeast Ohio to Leinster House during their recent trade mission to Ireland, describing the visit as ...

A social media post by the executive of Mayo LFGA has revealed that no meeting has taken place in the county despite every county in Ireland being instructed last November by the GAA Steering Group to ...

Ireland and Ulster rugby legend Rory Best and a team of 21 business leaders successfully completed the 378km, nine-day Rory’s Miles to Mayo ─ the Trilogy walking challenge across the island of Ireland ...

RAIN and drizzle will spread across Mayo on Tuesday as a change in the weather arrives from the west. Met Éireann is forecasting a mostly cloudy day, with rain and drizzle developing in western parts ...

Ballina-based solar energy company Moy Solar has opened the doors of its new office on Bachelors Walk, giving homeowners and businesses a place in the heart of the town where they can call in and ...

THERE has been concern and uncertainty among Men's Shed members in recent days regarding future funding. And Deputy Keira Keogh has moved to reassure the men involved in sheds across Mayo that she is ...

There has been concern and uncertainty among Men's Shed members in Mayo in recent days regarding future funding.

As EU Energy meet in Dublin, a new panel of next-generation ‘Climate Judges’ have declared Ireland ‘climate hypocrites’.