Mark Godfrey
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Fuel costs are pushing local firms to the brink - news - Western People (opens the original)
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A leading Mayo haulage firm has warned of potential business closures due to higher transport costs. The scale and impact of price increases have been punishing for Charlestown-based East West Express who have called on government to increase rebates and subsidies and force more transparency on the timing of fuel price increases by fuel companies. “We’re going through 10,000 litres of diesel a week,” explained company director of finance Katherine Marren. She has seen the per litre price of dies
Local Notes: All the latest news from Ballyhaunis - Community - Western People (opens the original)
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Social housing project to be completed in second half of 2027 Work is progressing well on the social housing development in Abbeyquarter, according to the construction company building the 25 new homes. Works are “advancing steadily across the site”, according to C&N Higgins Construction Ltd, which was hired by Mayo County Council to complete the project. The Galway-based firm expects the development to be completed in the second half of 2027. “Significant progress has been made across the devel
Absence of politicians at climate crisis event draws ire - news - Western People (opens the original)
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The absence of any political representatives was criticised at a screening of a film on the climate crisis in Ballyhaunis last week. Hosted by the Climate Café Connacht, the film, People’s Emergency Briefing, is a 50-minute documentary featuring various scientific experts who outline the extent and likely impact of climate change on people’s health, the economy, nature, food production and other aspects of society. “We invited every political representative in Mayo and in the neighbouring counti
Local Notes: All the latest news from Ballyhaunis - Community - Western People (opens the original)
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A shopkeeper on Main Street in Ballyhaunis whose store was robbed recently believes he was targeted by a roving gang of raiders passing through the town. “They were probably passing through,” said Muhammad Tayyab who runs the Mobile Ink store with his brother Shahid, explaining how a trio of robbers stole €2,000 worth of products and caused over €1,000 worth of damage to his storefront window. The raiders, who struck at 12.30am last Thursday morning, were clearly prepared, said Muhammad. “They h
Owner of robbed Mayo shop fears roving gang may have been behind break-in - news - Western People (opens the original)
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Ballyhaunis Notes: mark.philipgodfrey@gmail.com A shopkeeper on Main Street in Ballyhaunis whose store was robbed recently believes he was targeted by a roving gang of raiders passing through the town. “They were probably passing through,” said Muhammad Tayyab who runs the Mobile Ink store with his brother Shahid, explaining how a trio of robbers stole €2,000 worth of products and caused over €1,000 worth of damage to his storefront window. The raiders, who struck at 12.30am last Thursday mornin
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