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This four-bedroom (one ensuite) semi-detached property is ideally located close to Louisburgh town centre and within walking distance of all local amenities, including the national school, secondary school, church, post office, shops and the cafés and bars within the town. The property is also in close proximity to the Blue Flag beach of Carramore. Ard Caher development was architecturally designed and constructed in 2006. The property is well maintained throughout, offering bright, spacious, open plan living accommodation together with a kitchen/dining, living, utility room, double bedroom and WC room on the ground floor. Upstairs there are three bedrooms (1 ensuite) with a bathroom and hot-press. It has wood/tiled/carpet floors throughout, open fireplace in the living room, fitted kitchen and OFCH. The property has the added bonus of a large lawned garden to the rear, which is accessed by double doors from the dining area or the back door in the utility room. The property has also a side access leading to the rear garden providing easy access for bins, bikes etc. This property would make an ideal investment property, offering the potential to generate a good rental income, it would also be ideal for a first-time buyer or as a holiday home. For more information contact: Eithne Foy FM Auctioneers, Main Street, Louisburgh, Co Mayo. Phone: (098) 66525 or email: [email protected].

Westport based Fine Gael councillor Peter Flynn has asked Mayo County Council to investigate the possibility of improvement works being carried out on the road that leads from the Nomadic Display plant on the edge of the town into the town centre.

This two-bedroom apartment is in superb condition throughout and located within walking distance of all local amenities, with a very attractive achievable yield.

Shot against the backdrop of the unique natural beauty and culture of the West of Ireland, over the course of six half-hour episodes, a new series entitled 'Moving West' on TG4 will follow the lives of six families who have moved or are in the process of moving to the west of Ireland.

Fifteen exceedance for the pesticides MCPA and glyphosate were detected in the public drinking water supplies in Louisburgh and Newport in 2019 and 2020.

An exceedance for the pesticide, MCPA, has been detected in the public drinking water supply in Louisburgh.

Since Sancta Maria teachers Liam Murphy and Bob Reaney started their production of visors for healthcare and frontline workers a few weeks ago, they have been inundated with requests for more.

Atlantic Notes is a show dedicated to music, song, story and dance along the Wild Atlantic Way. It will run for Tuesday nights at Westport Town Hall.

Community groups from Mayo donned their walking and running shoes over Christmas and raised over €5,000 for GOAL to support its overseas development programmes.