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Nov 2, 2026
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OPINION: Beinn Mhabu move questioned
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In a national study of tourism undertaken recently, it emerged that 95 per cent of visitors who came to Ireland said they did so for the music, language and culture first and foremost.
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OPINION: Beinn Mhabu move questioned
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Published Nov 02, 2026
Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich (Brendan Begley) was dismayed to learn of events at Beinn Mhabu in Mabou.
Litir ar shon Chionnaith.
It’s with complete and utter disbelief I reacted when hearing of the sacking of Cionnaith MacKenzie from his role at Beinn Mhabu in Mabou.…
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