Summerhill College student Francis Donoghue produced a blistering run to win the boys intermediate race at Saturday's Irish Schools Cross Country Championships in Waterford. He and his school coach Pat Tuohy spoke to Ocean FM Sport's PJ Leddy.

Sligo hurling manager Padraig Mannion on Saturday's 5-16 to 2-20 loss to London in Ruislip.

Steps are being taken to make Sligo an Autism Friendly Town.

Businesses, organisations and sporting clubs are all getting involved in the initiative.

Dónal Ryan has more on this with this report.

This week's Friday Panel discuss school children being taught about transgenderism, the Enoch Burke saga, the inaccurate weather forecasting, the lifting of the ban on evictions, the Ukrainian war, the Irish language, and more. Guests are former councillor Albert Higgins and Anthony Gray, former President of the Restaurants Association

Donegal women's gaelic football manager Maxi Curran is one of nine Ulster GAA personalities taking part in a Charity Skydive this Sunday, March 12th, in aid of two charities: the Patrick G.Johnston Centre for Cancer Research & Air Ambulance Northern Ireland. He spoke to Austin O'Callaghan before Sunday's big jump.

To make a donation, visit ulstergaa.ie/skydive.

Kenneth Kennedy joins Austin O'Callaghan ahead of Saturday's 22nd Annual Leo Molloy Memorial Cup in darts, which takes place in Kilcar.

Two national soccer titles in two days for ATU Sligo. We’ll bring you the stories behind the men’s and women’s teams league success in the past 48 hours.

Geevagh GAA Club in Sligo are making a big push to encourage their local community to get active over the next 10 weeks. We’ll limber up for the ‘one good club’ initiative with John Hughes and Lorraine O’Reilly.

Plus - we drop into Kilcar House on the eve of one of the most popular darts tournaments in the north west, which boasts one of the biggest prizemoney pots for the sport in the country.

ATU Sligo women's soccer coach Jay McCartney pays tribute to his players following Thursday's 1-0 win over NUI Galway in the CFAI Division 1 final, played in atrocious weather conditions.

Fostering Fortnight got underway on Monday last and will run until St Patrick’s Day.

The initiative is an annual campaign to raise awareness and understanding of foster care in Ireland.

Fostering Fortnight shines a light on all the valuable contributions made by fostering families every day.

To discuss Fostering Event North West Today invited Foster Dads Kenneth has been a foster carer for over 23 years, and Kevin has been a foster carer since 2014 into studio to share their experiences of fostering. Social worker Rachel Walshe also joined the discussion to highlight the ongoing need to recruit additional foster families.

This Saturday, internationally renowned jazz singer, Christine Tobin, plays The Dock in Carrick and Enniscrone actor, Niamh McGrath, plays

the Glens Centre.

We speak to each of these wonderfully talented artists and play a track from Christine’s new album.

What’s On looks at The Dock, The Glens & the Hawks Well.