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Kevin McStay: Ex-army man gunning for Dubs battle

The former player looked like he had turned his back on managing his home county but the ex-army man couldn’t resist another shot at management when the call came

Emmet Ryan: Mayo’s self awareness should prove crucial against Dublin

Two flawed but unquestionably talented sides take the field in the main event at Croke Park on Sunday but don’t expect this to look like any Dublin vs Mayo battle of recent memory

Biden ‘very excited’ to be returning to Ballina, says Calleary

Locals in the area have been busy preparing for Biden’s arrival this afternoon, with the visit to conclude with a public address in Mayo

The Big Interview

Lisa Ainsworth predicts sales of €5m this year for her venture Nuwave Sensors

Businesswoman and electronic engineer Lisa Ainsworth together with her husband founded Nuwave Sensors, a company that designs and manufactures smart sensors that monitor air quality in controlled environments

Commercial Property

Stunning site with planning permission in Clew Bay for €300k

Planning is live for a contemporary house until December 2026 on .79 acre plot at Rosmoney Pier that’s located 13km from Westport

House Of The Week

Water, water everywhere as Mayo residence comes to market for €1.2m

With panoramic views of the Moy Estuary, Bartra Island and the Atlantic Ocean in the distance, Rusheens in Killala is certain to appeal to househunters with a love of all things maritime

Offers of €710,000 sought for eye-catching coastal home in Co Mayo

Stella Maris in Killerduff, Ballycastle boasts spectacular unobstructed views of a picturesque stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way

Major new economic summit planned for Mayo

More than 300 global leaders, key decision-makers, thought leaders and heads of industry will be invited to the annual event in Ballina

The Big Interview: ‘A brand doesn’t have to come out of Paris, London or New York, it can come out of a small little village’ – Joe Queenan, managing director of Foxford Woollen Mills

The gates closed on Foxford Woollen Mills in 1987, but the business was rescued by Joe Queenan, one of the receivership team, who put together a package that saved the firm and made it the successful enterprise it is today

Making it work: Limited edition machine to put printing plant at the cutting edge

The Castlebar facility, which is owned by global giant MCC, specialises in labels and leaflets for the healthcare sector and is now on a hiring spree

The Big Interview: ‘Multinationals are looking at their global payroll operations and they see they need to be agile’

Fidelma McGuirk, founder of Payslip, says many multinationals learned the hard way during Covid-19 that running payroll ‘in a siloed way’, country by country, leaves them vulnerable – and her company aims to change that