County Mayo [ˈmeɪoʊ], that means plain of the yew trees, an Irish county in the West of Ireland.
The name comes from the village of Mayo Abbey.
Mayo's population is about 140K people.
In this video:
00:00 - Mayo on the map of Europe
00:35 - County Mayo
01:00 - Irish road N59
01:30 - village of Clog
04:55 - Glennacally Bridge
06:45 - Erriff Bridge
12:20 - Eagle Wood
14:20 - village Cushlough
14:55 - village Carrowkennedy
17:50 - Irish road L1816
18:20 - village Roigh
20:38 - village Corveagh
22:30 - village Luckaun
26:10 - village Drumhill
29:05 - village Aghagower
30:20 - village Ballinvoy
33:10 - Irish road R330
33:26 - village Mace, L1813
37:05 - village Carrowbeg
39:10 - village Greenhill
41:25 - village Cloggernagh, R309
43:45 - village Derrylea
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