A Sligo Councillor and former inter county footballer says it will be unfair on GAA supporters if they will be charged for online access watch the Sligo Senior Football play their remaining games in the All Ireland Football Championship.

Cllr Paul Taylor says poor quality broadband will also dictate that GAA followers in many parts will not be able to watch GAA Go on line.

The Fianna Fáil Councillor's comments come as calls are being made for the TV licence fee to be reduced over the GAA pay-per-view controversy.

Speaking to Ocean FM the former Sligo senior manager says the football and hurling championships should be available free to watch on terrestrial TV.

Sinn Féin’s Spokesperson for Agriculture has urged minister Charlie McConalogue to set out details of his department's proposed scheme for forgotten farmers.

Deputy Claire Kerrane raised the matter with the minister in the Dáil during priority questions and queried went details on the long-awaited scheme would be outlined.

Speaking to Ocean FM, the Roscommon Galway TD says the Minister confirmed that it will be a “number of months” before details are set out, something she has labelled as “really disappointing”.

TD Michael Healy Rae has defended his calls for support for a proposal that would allow 16 year-olds to drive, with a speed-limiting device in place. He insists such a move would help retain people living in rural areas, and rejects claims that it would lead to more danger on our roads.

Tina Beirne joins Austin O'Callaghan to chat through the week's Sligo Leitrim Youth Soccer news.

Those who have received treatment for cancer including Tommie Gorman, Majella O'Donnell, Brian Kennedy and Martin McHugh will address a major cancer awareness event in Ballyshannon this coming Saturday. Organiser and cancer survivor, Paul McLoone, tells us more, as does Tommie Gorman

Marie is going for a holiday in Spain - 10 days away for her family of four is costing under €600. The cheapest break she can find in Ireland for the same duration is costing €1,300 - a scandalous situation, she says, as she would prefer to holiday at home

TD Michael Healy Rae has defended his calls for support for a proposal that would allow 16 year-olds to drive, with a speed-limiting device in place. He insists such a move would help retain people living in rural areas, and rejects claims that it would lead to more danger on our roads

Sligo footballer Keelan Cawley spoke to Ocean FM Sport's Colm McGee after Sunday's 2-20 to 0-12 Connacht final loss to Galway.

Sligo captain Niall Murphy gives his reaction to Sunday's Connacht SFC final loss to Galway in Castlebar, on a final scoreline of 2-20 to 0-12.

Sligo senior football manager Tony McEntee digests Sunday's 2-20 to 0-12 loss to Galway in the Connacht SFC final.