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The moving story of women battling cancer sees a Ballaghaderreen man win the top Irish Medical Media award, the moving personal cancer experiences of three women have received national recognition after Ballaghaderreen native and journalist John Cooke claimed a top Irish Medical Media award for his Clare FM special featuring their story.

Following their phenomenal sold out run of shows in Westport during the summer, the must see traditional music stage show The Legend of Gráinne Mhaol is returning to Hotel Westport for a once-off Christmas special on Saturday December 29.

The extremely popular and successful Mayo stage show The Legend of Gráinne Mhaol is returning to Hotel Westport on Friday December 30 with a star studded line up of special guests for a once off Christmas show special.

The extremely popular and successful Mayo stage show The Legend of Gráinne Mhaol is returning to Hotel Westport on Friday December 30 with a star studded line up of special guests for a once off Christmas show special.

The hugely popular Westport traditional music show The Legend of Gráinne Mhaol has opened at Hotel Westport this month to rapturous applause and a resounding thumbs up from all those that have attended the show to date.

They have performed with Sharon Shannon, De Dannan, and Altan and now the hugely popular and talented Cunningham family from Connemara are set to take centre stage themselves at the Royal Theatre in Castlebar on March 7, with a spectacular new music and dance show called Fuaim Chonamara (The Sound of Connemara). Fuaim Chonamara boasts a wealth of talented musicians and dancers from all over the west of Ireland. Brian Ó Cuinneagáin headlines the show direct from his US tour with Teada and Seamus Begley. He will be joined on stage by his sisters Irene, Ashling, and Lorraine, while his younger brother Michael also features as a dancer and musician.

Another battle of the sexes romantic caper? I hear you groan. This flick has all the usual clichés one would expect, however, if you’re willing to leave your brain at the door and just accept the film for what it is - it’s just there for a few laughs and certainly not in line for Oscars or any awards - then you might, just might, find it entertaining.