A rapid news round-up of the latest talking points from the municipal district meetings as host Aidan Crowley and Connaught Telegraph reporter Caoimhín Rowland divulge the latest on housing, school bus gripes in Castlebar and a potential bridge over the River Moy.

Aidan Crowley, Dr. Richard Martin and Caoimhín Rowland dissect the Boycott saga arising from a late night email from Mayo CoCo Housing Director Tom Gilligan.

Lawless hits out at Dr. Richard who is now a 'working man.'

Aidan Crowley, Caoimhín Rowland and Richard Martin discuss the news of the cost of Mayo county councillors pay and the jump created by the transition of certain councillors leaving politics.

Housing is also discussed with a look into the role devised by the Minister for Housing as Brendan McDonagh looks set to take up a role as a Housing Tsar.

And will Westport get its Biden moment as Mark Carney wins election in Canada.

Aidan and Caoimhín discuss the latest news from Minister of State Alan Dillon pulling punches toward fellow Mayo TD Paul Lawless over the issue of Foreign Direct Investment, Dillon labelled Lawless' agenda as counterproductive, while Fine Gael attacked Aontú leader Peadar Toibín in the Dáil this week.

Caoimhín and Dr. Richard Martin dissect the latest Dáil fallout discussing the latest winners and losers, while there's a housing boost for county Mayo, a looming threat of tariffs on Mayo's coveted MNC sector, also exploring plans by some SPCs in Mayo county council to freeze the press out of meetings.

Aidan Crowley and Caoimhín discuss the latest fall-out from McGregor's White House appearance resulting in Mayo influencer Garron Noone leaving social media for appearing to side with the views of the latter which fall against the narrative often presented by Official Ireland.

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Caoimhín and Aidan discuss the latest Dáil speaking rights row which looks like it will go for another month and turn into a crisis.

Threat of 25% tariffs confirmed to be true, its implications for Mayo and the slow and steady chip away at Irish neutrality.

And Blackie Gavin saves the day on Lough Lannagh.

Aidan Crowley and Caoimhín Rowland return to update listeners on Mark Duffy's co-opting struggles and the potentiual fallout we may see from Mayo council chambers.

The government plan for modular homes in back gardens but is this viable for county Mayo?

Aidan and Caoimhín discuss the implications politically of Storm Éoywn as the opposition aims to make hay ahead of the continuing spat over Dáil speaking rights.

Aidan, Caoimhín and Richard pick out their moments of the year and choose a wishlist for the upcoming year with a new government in situ.