Reflections on Donegal's 1-22 to 1-18 Division 1 win over a David Clifford-less Kerry in Ballyshannon on Sunday.

Host Paddy McGill hears contributions from Martin McHugh, Jimi McGuinness, Peter Campbell, Sylvester Maguire and Colm Keys (Irish Indo).

Donegal Senator calls for financial packages for fishing industry

Local hotel to possibly reopen this year following council application

Donegal TD addresses lack of infrastructure on Donegal road

Bundoran RNLI urges public to check the weather before swimming in sea

Gardaí are warning road users across the North West to drive safe over the bank holiday weekend.

A higher volume of traffic than usual is expected on roads across the region over the weekend.

The main risk factors are drink and drug driving, as well as distracted driving and speeding.

Inspector Sean McDaid, who has responsibility for roads policing in Donegal, is urging people to slow down this weekend.

A new ESRI report has highlighted significant economic and social inequalities between the north and south of Ireland.

Sinn Féin MLA Jemma Dolan says people in the north have around 10 per cent less disposable income and shorter life expectancy than those in the south.

She described the findings as deeply concerning for border communities, calling it a “postcode lottery” that affects income and even how long people live.

Speaking to Ocean Fm News Jemma says the report strengthens the case for greater fiscal powers and expanded all-island cooperation, particularly in health and public services.

The Sligo Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards have officially launched for 2025.

Winners across five categories will be revealed at the annual Sligo Chamber Gala Dinner on Friday, March 6th, at the Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Co. Sligo.

Reporter Dervla Carr, takes a closer look at what this year’s event has to offer. For more information, visit sligochamber.ie.

A local county councillor and teacher says the amount of time that some children are missing from schools could well be a lingering effect of the Covid-19 era

One in three children in disadvantaged schools are missing more than four weeks of school per year, according to a new report.

Research by the Economic and Social Research Institute found 'chronic' school absenteeism is showing little signs of improvement.

When a student misses more than 20 days in a school year Tusla are notified.

Leitrim Councillor James Gilmartin says that children are less miss to attend time if they are attending smaller primary schools.

The Independent Councillor says the number of day being missed by some students are concerning.

A Sligo Councillor has claimed there needs to be a roundabout for traffic from Ballymote entering the N17.

Barry Gallagher raised a motion on the matter at the latest sitting of the Ballymote-Tubbercurry MD.

The N17 has seen a large number of road traffic accidents in the last space of time prompting calls for an upgrade to the route.

The Fianna Fail Councillor says the roundabout would be near any potential N17 upgrade: