In each episode of A Living Gift the recipient of the miracle that is a life changing organ transplant tells their story.

Micheal Mitchell from Strandhill in Sligo received a double lung transplant. He tells the story of that period in his life and how his family, his strong faith and belief in God were major assets in helping him overcome the medical challenges that he faced.

In each episode of A Living Gift the recipient of the miracle that is a life changing organ transplant tells their story.

In Episode One, we hear from heart transplant recipient, Claire O'Connell.

Sligo minor manager David O'Neill says Friday night's 1-8 to 0-11 draw with Leitrim in Carrick was a point dropped.

Leitrim minor football manager Karl Foley gives his reaction to Friday evening's 1-8 to 0-11 draw with Sligo in their opening Connacht minor championship game in Carrick-on-Shannon.

This week's Friday Panel discuss the Hutch trial, the closure of Ulster Banks, a new political party, problems with accessing mortgages, the Grand National, e-scooter legislation, and restrictions on vaping products. Guests are Amanda Gallagher and Jim Lawlor

The manager of the Sligo Under 20 GAA team which retained the Connacht championship title this week says they are exceptional bunch of players and deserve all the praise that comes their way. Paul Henry says the victory bodes well for future GAA success for Co Sligo

Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice has been expanding on his plans to form a new political party with other like-minded independents, to represent rural communities. He wants business people and community groups to also come on board, but insists he will not be leader of any such party

The family of Shane Banks of Strandhill insist the apology they received in court yesterday from University Hospital Galway must be followed up with action, after his death in 2019. Family solicitor, Roger Murray of Callan Tansey outlines more about 'Shane's Law', arising from the case

Conor Breslin hosts this week's Donegal GAA podcast in the company of former county under-20 football boss Garry Duffy, as they look ahead to Sunday's Ulster senior football quarter-final in Newry.

How many different ways can we use seaweed in food, farming or healthcare? What are we pouring down our drains? Are vegetable peels really just rubbish? Future Fix poses questions to help us to tune into a greener way of living.

The final episode in the series turns to waste packaging and asks how we might make better choices for ourselves that can help feed into the big fix to the waste problem from the bottom up.