Something mysterious plagues County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland, and its legendary Gaelic football team.

Sometimes I think there's something sinister going on.

I believe in the curse. I think it's real.

Listen to the curious tale of The Mayo Curse on Amazing Sports Stories from the BBC World Service.

Search for amazing sports stories wherever you get your BBC podcasts.

Calm is returning to Sri Lanka. After a catastrophic financial crisis, plans are in place to reduce

costs and repay creditors. But there's arguably a deeper, longer-term dilemma for the leaders of the tropical teardrop-shaped island,

the persistently low proportion of women in the workforce.

And this program will look at the barriers holding women back,

and hear from those who've succeeded against the odds.

I didn't go out, I was just staying on my bed all day.

There were many verbal harassment that I went through.

If I move back, they will make me to get married to a person

and I have to lead a typical girl life.

I'm Laura Heighton Jins. You're listening to Business Daily from the BBC.

On a sandy road parallel to Sri Lanka's southeast coast sits a glass-walled converted shipping container. Outside it, a chalkboard sign proclaims, the aunties are back. The aunties are skilled

crafts women who sell their wares here at Hopa Market. Hi, nice to meet you. What's your name?

My name is Aira. Will you tell me about some of the products that you sell here?

Some are from Kalambu ladies, some are from our villages like around here.

And there are a lot of different things in here, aren't there?

So we have bowls made from coconuts.

Dresses.

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