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May 17, 2024 · Date: 17-05-2024. The Mayo County Council Climate Action Plan 2024-2029 was officially launched by Cllr Michael Loftus, Cathaoirleach of Mayo County Council on Monday, May 13 th in Crossmolina Fire Station, which is the first A rated public building constructed by Mayo County Council. The Climate Action Plan was formally adopted by the elected ...
5 days ago · MayoNews. > Home. Seventy-three candidates to contest local elections in Mayo. Final number of candidates confirmed to contest local elections on June 7. Anton McNulty. Email: antonmcnulty@mayonews.ie. A TOTAL of 73 candidates have put their name forward in a bid to win a seat on Mayo County Council in this year's local elections.
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1 day ago · Mayo County Council has entered the dating game and they want you to fall in love. By linking prospective buyers with the owners of vacant and derelict properties, it hopes to give unloved houses ...
May 17, 2024 · The plan sets out how Mayo County Council will be responsible for enhancing climate resilience, increasing energy efficiency, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, across its own assets, services, and infrastructure, for which it is fully accountable, whilst also demonstrating a broader role of influencing, advocating, and facilitating other ...
May 9, 2024 · Published: Thu 9 May 2024, 4:20 PM. Mayo County Council has announced an upcoming public information event to raise awareness of available grants and schemes for property owners and homeowners interested in revitalising vacant properties and improving energy performance.
MayoNews. > Local News. Finn decries ‘total depletion of the countryside’. Cllr Richard Finn calls for report on number of planning permissions granted by Mayo County Council. Cllr Richard Finn has expressed concern about population decline in rural areas (pic:Geograph.ie) Oisin McGovern.
