Conor Breslin leads the preview pod out onto the field of play with Peter Campbell (Donegal Democrat) and Michael McMullan (Gaelic Life) in close pursuit. There's a little basking in the reflected glory of that win over Kerry - but the main attention is on what sort of Tyrone we're going to see in Omagh this Sunday - and how Donegal might deal with it.

The story of Summerhill College's second-half comeback, from nine points down, to win by two in Thursday night's Connacht Colleges senior 'A' football semi-final. Reporter: Kevin Egan.

Summerhill College senior gaelic footballers came from nine points down against Ballinrobe Community School to win by two in Thursday night's Connacht Colleges senior 'A' semi-final (1-12 to 2-7).

Team manager Mark Breheny spoke to reporter Kevin Egan.

Sligo was saddened this week to learn of the death of well-known local publican Sean Dwyer - a life-long Sligo Rovers supporter. His friend and journalist Jim Gray, paid this tribute on Ocean FM.

Scoil Mhuire, Buncrana, will play St Attracta's of Tubbercurry in the All-Ireland SFAI senior 'A' soccer final on Feb 22nd following Thursday's 1-0 victory over Coláiste Pobail, Rosrea.

New Sligo Rovers recruit Jodie Loughrey, who scored the matchwinner, spoke to Austin O'Callaghan, along with her sister and team captain Kerri, manager Paddy Carr - and a delighted School Principal Rosaleen Grant.

Remembering Sligo Rovers fanatic and all-round gentleman Sean Dwyer, who died this week - with Jim Gray

Schools success for Summerhill College in gaelic football - and for Sacred Heart, Buncrana in soccer as they both reach big finals.

Plus - Mary Power, Cathaoirleach of Drumcliffe/Rosses Point GAA/LGFA Club in Sligo on her GAA President's Award this Friday night.

Andrew Hegarty, a native of Belclare in South Sligo, has just published a book of poetry at the age of 88, and hopes to produce another in a few months. He says his poems mostly reflect bygone times in Ireland, poems and stories which have already been recorded for posterity

A new computer artificial intelligence computer has the power to destroy all human creativity, including writing poetry, songs and plays, even journalism and broadcasting. That's according to Tubbercurry's Padraic Neary, who's been outlining how he stumbled upon the new technological wonder

James and his partner were visiting Galway last week and paid €5 euro for two packet of crisps in a shop in the bus depot. He feels the continued rise in such products is a scandal and is actually affecting tourism to the region

The organiser of a meeting to highlight concerns about facilities for refugees claims the Ballyshannon venue for the meeting has had to be cancelled, after a threatened boycott. John Molloy organised a similar event in Bundoran two weeks ago, and insists his group is neither racist, anti-refugee or far-right, and has criticised local councillors for not engaging with them