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Archaeologists working in Mayo County Council work in tandem with colleagues across the council to protect sites and monuments during the planning and construction stages of works within the county. They work to record and recover as much as possible when archaeological or historical sites are impacted by large scale works and in doing so preserve a record of our county over time. This presenta...

Archaeologists working in Mayo County Council work in tandem with colleagues across the council to protect sites and monuments during the planning and construction stages of works within the county. They work to record and recover as much as possible when archaeological or historical sites are impacted by large scale works and in doing so preserve a record of our county over time. Here are a nu...

Ireland has a rich body of folklore relating to marriage and death. in this beautifully produced film Mayo County Library has assembled a treasury of forgotten lore, customs, rituals and superstitions which belong to a world fast disappearing but still alive in the folk memory of the Irish people. This footage was produced under the auspices of the Cultural Heritage and Education Strategic Poli...

Book Magic is an initiative of Mayo County Library, with partner Mayo CYPSC, which has seen the development of a list of picture books dealing with feelings, emotions and tricky situations for children. The books are given to family support workers - including social workers, speech and language therapists, and other support agencies - who then give them to the children they are working with. S...

A new TV show will remind viewers of the period when Mayo was the ballroom capital of Ireland. The three-part documentary, ‘Mayo’s Ballrooms of Dancing and Romance’ is produced by iMayo TV and fronted by Henry McGlade. The programme looks back on Mayo’s ballroom heyday. It will feature people who danced and romanced in the ballrooms, some of those who performed on stage, as well as former ballr...

Join Mayo County Library and Irish History Live for this entertaining look at Mayo's very own Pirate Queen - Grace O'Malley, also known as Granuaile.

Join Michael Moylan of Irish History for a very entertaining and engaging chat about St. Patrick, patron saint of Ireland, and a man with many close ties to County Mayo - not least the very well-known mountain in Westport named for him.

Occupational psychologist Paul Marsden, a regular speaker at Mayo Libraries over the past few years, chats to us about how to mind your mental health, particularly during these Covid-19 times. A practical talk with tips, strategies and advice.