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Mayo Alive
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An e-zine with it's roots in Mayo Abbey the parish that gave its name to the county, but articles can be related to any part of Mayo
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Mayo County Council
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Mayo County Council's mission is to maintain and improve the quality of life for all the people who live in the County Mayo and to make the County an even more attractive place for people to visit, invest and work in.
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Mayo Gazette
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An e-zine, dealing with news, sport, history folklore and many other topics relating to the county.
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Mayo Naturally
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Infomation on the beauty of Mayo. Mayo Naturally Promoting Tourism in County Mayo
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Murrisk
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A small village situated at the foot of Crough Patrick, Westport in County Mayo
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North Mayo
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VisitNorthMayo.com - A selection of accommodation and information on North Mayo.
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Partry
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In the west of Ireland between the wild brown trout lakes of loughs Carra and Mask, in County Mayo
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Tochar Valley Rural Community Network
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The Tochar Valley is a beautiful area of rural communities stretching from Balla to Murrisk. Steeped in antiquity the unspoiled countryside is liberally sprinkled with churches, Celtic artefacts and historical sites.
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Tourmakeady
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Tourmakeady is the name given to this area, a rural district situated between Lough Mask and the Partry Mountains. It has a population of approximately 1000 people and is a Gaeltacht area. Being a Gaeltacht means that it is a traditional Irish speaking area.
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