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Kevin Beirne Auctioneers are bringing to the marked this three bedroom, semi-detached home located at No 2 College View Green, Westport Road, Castlebar.

There's nothing separating the top five sides in the Elverys Sports Super League at the moment, with the top five sides in the division all locked on seven points each - but the two old big beasts of the league, Westport United and Castlebar Celtic, do still have a game in hand (against each other) over the other three sides.

In the 1980s, the front of Parsons footwear shop in Castlebar was a favourite meeting place for lunchtime liaisons. Being some equidistance between St. Joseph’s Convent of Mercy and St. Gerald’s De La Salle College, you could depart Parsons at 1.50 pm. and be in Peter Filan’s History class bright-eyed and bushy-tailed by 2.00 pm.

Kevin Beirne Auctioneers are delighted to offer for sale this three bed, two bathroom home in the heart of Castlebar town.

Fresh from their memorable 3-1 win on the road over Mervue United in the quarter-finals of the Connacht Cup, it’s back to local matters for Castlebar Celtic this weekend.

There are just two Mayo sides left in the FAI Junior Cup as the competition reaches the last 32 stage this weekend, with Super League champions Ballyheane and Westport United both going for spots in the the last 16 of the competition.

The Mayo Flax Growers List 1796 is an important genealogical source for those searching for their Mayo ancestry. It is, however, much more than that. Published by the Irish Linen Board, the long list of names demonstrates the degree to which people from Killala to Cong and Kilmovee to Kilmeena became involved in the growing of flax for linen production.

Kevin Beirne Auctioneers are delighted to bring to the market this two-bed terraced home - a cc 1,000 sq ft property, located at number 24 Castlehill Park, Turlough Road, Castlebar priced at €150,000.

The winner of the €19 million jackpot in last Saturday's Lotto draw, who bought the winning ticket in Castlebar, has made contact with the National Lottery.

One of the greatest hazards for mariners of past centuries was getting lost at sea. One of the principal reasons for this was the difficulty of finding longitude at sea. Discovering a practical method of determining longitude at sea took several centuries. Governments, scientists, astronomers, cartographers, and others threw themselves at the problem.