The President of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association, Donegal councillor Micheál Naughton, has criticised the GAA for introducing a cashless ticket system for games and asked them to reverse it. Cllr Naughton says the move will inconvenience a lot of loyal GAA supporters

Communities should not have to contact their local radio stations to find out where refugees are being accommodated and what provisions are in place for such extra numbers. That's according to one frustrated local resident, who says there's a glaring lack of information on the matter among all politicians, both local and national

Sligo councillor, Arthur Gibbons, pays tribute to the late Damien Conlon, the young Sligo man who has been shot dead in Australia. He says his family and Damien always had close connections and he'll be sadly missed by all

Paddy McGill on the Donegal GAA Academy upheaval

Glenfarne’s Eanna Clancy on the new League of Ireland season with Sligo Rovers

Bornacoola's Shane Mallon on winning the overall Leitrim Sports Star of the Year Award

Ballinamore's Patricia Griffin on a life in basketball

And Galway Maree's head coach Charlie Crowley on flying the flag 'west of the Shannon' for basketball.

We talk to Becky Farrell of Leitrim Co Co about the exciting new film initiative in the North West – Creative Heartlands. John Spillane is accompanied by the Cork Opera House Orchestra on the beautiful Hey Dreamer.

And we hear from writer, Shane Leavy, about his new Creative Writing course at Glencar Teashed and his evocative poem – Sméara Dubha.

Anti-fascist protesters claim a clear message that refugees are welcome was sent during a demonstration in Sligo last evening. Scuffles broke out when those at the 'counter' demonstration clashed with a group who had organised an event to highlight concerns over arrival of refugees

Isabella Atenazio and Aphria O'Callaghan take part in our Generation Z series and talk about their hopes and dreams for the future

Today marks the 40th anniversary of the kidnapping of Shergar from a County Kildare stud farm. Since reported to have been killed during the kidnap attempt, and buried in Co Leitrim. Racing journalist Dave Keena remembers

Tourist areas in the West and North West are taking in a disproportionate number of Ukrainian refugees, and more should be accommodated in Dublin 4 locations, and even at the RDS. That's according to Killybegs tour operator, Derek Vial.

A discussion on the ongoing Enoch Burke saga, as he continue to defy a High Court order to stay away from Wilson's Hospital School. Singer and composer Johnny Duhan insists Mr Burke is being persecuted for his religious beliefs, while Sligo solicitor Damien Tansey says Mr Burke does not have the right to decide which laws apply to him