Bonniconlon GAA Bord na nÓg held their annual presentation night in the Fr. Peyton Centre Attymass with Mayo senior football team captain, Andy Moran, as special guest. Andy conducted a training session on Moyvilla FC's astroturf for the young Bonniconlon U14 and U16 players before the presentation began. A huge crowd turned out and were treated to entertainment from the Bofield Band, and Della Ginley and her staff at the Fr. Peyton Centre provided a wonderful range of refeshments.

A trout salvage operation is being carried out by Inland Fisheries Ireland staff who are working tirelessly in an effort to remove the many fish which have become trapped in the drought hit Cong canal. The Mayo canal is the main spawning channel for the much sought after ferox trout.  The dry spell has resulted in a significant drop in water levels, and given the porous nature of the limestone within the canal, this happens at an alarming rate.

Mayo Intercultural Action has secured further funding to continue its GROW: Women In Business Programme. The GROW programme - Growing  Real Opportunities for Women is an EU funded programme run by Mayo Intercultural Action, providing supports for women to set up their own businesses. Over the past two years, women from throughout Mayo have availed of training, mentoring and advice to support them to develop successful enterprises.

Mayo County Council is turning to CCTV in a partnership to stamp out the scourge of boy racers doing donuts on public road endangering their lives and the lives of others. There is also the cost of repairing these junctions, it could be anywhere from €500 up to €1,000 or €1,200, depending on if a stop or yield marking needs replacement.

GMIT’s Nursing and Health Sciences Dept, Castlebar, will host the Irish Foster Care Association (IFCA) May Seminar, titled "What makes a difference in foster care" on Friday 25 May. Some 70 delegates are expected to attend the event which will be formally opened by the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Frances Fitzgerald at 9.15am.

Ulster Bank RugbyForce, a community initiative which provides rugby clubs with support to renovate their club and  upgrade their facilities, has announced Ballyhaunis Rugby Club as the Connacht winner of the ultimate rugby club support package, worth €5,000. Three other rugby clubs – Leinster’s Newbridge RFC, Munster’s Killarney RFC and Ulster’s Donaghdee RFC – were also announced as Ulster Bank RugbyForce winners.