Our towns and villages
Mayo North is made up of a number of towns, villages and communities, each with their own something special to offer.
From Belmullet across the border of County Sligo to Enniscrone and Easkey and all the way as far southeast as Swinford, there is lots to see, do and explore in our beautiful coastal area.
Read below to find lots of information on places to visit and things to see and do in Ballina, North Mayo and West Sligo.
The small rural village of Kilfian is situated between Ballina, Crossmolina, Ballycastle and Killala.
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The Barony of Erris and Belmullet is a real haven for walks , sea-sports and those with an interest in heritage and culture.
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Steeped in rich heritage and historical importance, pretty Killala offers the local and visitor alike both a wild and tranquil…
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Though technically not in North Mayo……West Co. Sligo is the next best thing! The stunningly beautiful seaside resort of Enniscrone…
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Foxford is nestled between the Ox mountains and the Nephin mountain range. This world renowned fisherman’s Mecca on the Moy…
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The vibrant and historic town of Ballina, Co. Mayo straddles the River Moy Estuary & is set between the Ox and Nephin Mountain Ranges.
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The breathtaking Stags of Broadhaven as seen from Erris Head, North Mayo in the west of Ireland. The Stags or…
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Join Ballycastle’s Dr. Michael Callandar on a journey through magical Kilcummin and learn about one of North Mayo’s true secret…
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Crossmolina is an area blessed with stunning mountain ranges, wild, desolate bog land, rivers and lakes rich in angling bounty, historical ruins and most of all, a welcome so warm, you’ll want to keep returning.
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At the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way in an area of unrivalled coastal beauty lies The Céide Coast of…
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Attymass in Irish Áit Tí an Mheasaigh is a picturesque village in north Mayo bound to the east by the Ox Mountains…
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Béal Deirg or Belderrig is one of Ireland’s oldest communities – and one of its most scenic. It is the birthplace of the Céide Coast.
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