A campaign was launched today for national school children to be taught the words of, and sing, our national anthem, Amhran na Bhfiann. But just how many of us know how to do just that?

The President of Sligo Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Tara Rodgers, has been outlining the issues they will lobby Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar on when he visits on Friday week, An Taoiseach is to attend the Chamber's annual business excellence awards night

Tina Beirne joins Austin O'Callaghan to round-up some of the youth soccer news and stories from Sligo Leitrim over the past seven days.

(Photo: The Boyle Celtic girls & boys U16 teams)

One of the congregation at Sunday Mass in Sligo Cathedral walked out, saying he was offended by the comments made during the sermon, which he claims suggested Christianity is the superior religion. However, other members of the congregation say the priest's comments on Jesus' teachings were a true reflection of modern life

Donegal manager Paddy Carr reflects on Sunday's morale-boosting 0-13 to 1-9 win over champions Kerry in the opening round of the NFL.

Arrow Harps coach Mark McGuire pays tribute to the efforts of his players despite Sunday's 4-3 loss to Termonfeckin FC of Louth in the last 16 of the FAI U18 cup.

It's only January and the Cliffords were on holidays - but a depleted and youthful Donegal team still managed to dig out a memorable one-point win over Kerry on the opening Sunday of Allianz Football League.

We'll take that at any time of the year.

Paddy McGill's pod guests include Kerry legend Ambrose O'Donovan, Chris McNulty (Donegal Democrat), Cahir O'Kane (Irish News), Donegal manager Paddy Carr and the man in the picture, Daire Ó'Baoil.

Leitrim manager Andy Moran gives his reaction to Sunday's 3-18 to 0-11 over Waterford in their opening Division 4 league game.

Former Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given was the special guest of honour at Friday night's Donegal Sports Star Awards ceremony. He spoke to Austin O'Callaghan.

Ian McGarvey captained Swilly Rovers to win the FAI Junior Cup at Dalymount Park in 1962. Now, at the age of 92, he's been inducted into the Donegal Sports StarAwards Hall of Fame. Austin O'Callaghan spoke to him.