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  • Hugh Wallace remembered for contributions in Leitrim and Sligo

    Tributes continue for the late architect and TV personality, Hugh Wallace - he described Sligo as a fabulous city and potential tourism hot spot during his involvement in a local housing development, while he spoke at a Leitrim County Council event earlier this year to promote transforming vacant and derelict homes in the county

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    10 min
  • Students, parents and staff frustrated at delay in new Gaelscoil for Sligo

    Rotting walls, collapsing roofs, no electricity, smelly toilets, - some of the ongoing issues with the condition of the current premises of Gaelscoil Chnoc na Ré in Sligo. Príhomhoide Mícheál Ó Broin and Board Chairperson Bartley Ó Gabháin express frustration with the promised delivery of a new school

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    16 min
  • The Friday Panel, Noel Kennedy, Brian Scanlon

    This week's Friday Panel discuss road safety and speed vans, a United Ireland, this week's Government infrastructure investment, the increase in cost of living, the loss of Borough and Town Councils and Ireland's chances of qualifying for the World Cup. Guests are Noel Kennedy, Secretary of the Sligo-Leitrim District soccer league and former councillor and historian Brian Scanlon

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    42 min
  • Action now needed on N15 after Government assurances says campaigner

    Over 400 people attended a public meeting in Rathcormac in North Sligo earlier this year to express their concerns at the dangers of the N15 road in Co Sligo and call for action to make the road safer. The road has been included for work in the latest revised National Development Plan - campaigner Elizabeth McSharry gives her reaction

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    8 min
  • Organiser of warning signs on N17 road welcomes investment announcement

    Earlier this year, Tommy Banks erected two roadside signs on the N17 road in Co Sligo indication that 27 people had been killed on that 25km stretch of road in recent years. He's been giving his reaction to the news that the upgrading of the road has been included in the revised National Development Plan

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    7 min
  • Mayor hoping to make Donegal Town a dementia-friendly town

    The Mayor of Donegal Town, Anna Gallagher, has outlined her hope to make the town dementia-friendly and has been working with Alzheimer's Ireland to make changes to bring this about. She's been outlining some of what she has been involved him since her election to the honorary position last March

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    9 min
  • Junior Ministers insist NW infrastructure investment will happen and is not aspirational

    Junior Ministers Marian Harkin and Frank Feighan insist balanced regional development will be achieved by the delivery of the numerous infrastructure projects for the North West contained in the updated National Development Plan. It includes upgrading of the N17 Collooney to Knock road, development work on Sligo's Eastern Bridge and a Carrick on Shannon bypass

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    18 min
  • Humane cull of deer needed says Sligo landowner

    Wild deer are encroaching in increasing numbers near the home of Paula Gilvarry and her husband and she says a humane cull is neeed to control their population. They own a farm in Co Sligo and there are increasing issues with deer rutting and digging up their land, and says these deer remain a danger to motorists

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    10 min

About North West Today

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North West Today, a multi-award-winning show has traditionally set the news agenda for the North West. Every morning Niall Delaney brings you a combination of hard-hitting interviews, listener interaction on local issues and human interest stories from around the region.