Mayo County Council, together with Green-Schools Ireland, is launching an Anti-Idling Campaign for motorists dropping-off and picking-up outside schools.

27-08-2021

Roadside Hedge Cutting Urged To Ensure Road Safety

25-08-2021

Drivers Urged To Respect School Wardens When Schools Resume

17-08-2021

Drivers who do not stop for lollipop men and women could face four penalty points and a €120 fine

Football fans asked to 'play it safe' on the roads this weekend

11-08-2021

A road safety message ahead of this weekends double header at Croke Park

Don't Push On - Take That Break

29-07-2021

Road signs of Mrs Doyle (from ‘Father Ted’) will be erected around the County, located near or at some Corrib ...

Safety officers gear up for Amber Thursday ahead of bank holiday weekend

28-07-2021

Thursday July 29th marks the first ‘Amber Thursday’ event which is a joint collaboration between safety bodies...

Hot Weather and Road Rage: How To Keep Cool

20-07-2021

For decades, researchers have observed a correlation between hot weather and increases in violent, aggressive ...

Roads Surface Dressing and Strengthening Programme Well Underway

19-07-2021

Work is ongoing to Mayo County Councils 2021 roads programme. Machinery yard and municipal districts crews wil...

Staycation Precious Cargo

12-07-2021

Look Out For 'Summer Ice'

05-07-2021