St Attracta's Tubbercurry soccer coach Andrew Flynn gives his reaction to Monday's SFAI Connacht senior 'A' schools 4-1 semi-final win over Coláiste na Coiribe (Galway).

Of the seven nurses that worked on the orthopaedic ward at Sligo University Hospital with Rachel Monaghan, five have emigrated to Australia, And the majority of nursing graduates from her year are now also in Australia - Rachel says working condition and pay rates are the reasons for departure

Leitrim senior football manager Andy Moran chats with Austin O'Callaghan about his side's Division 4 prospects ahead of Sunday's opening game against Waterford in Carrick-on-Shannon.

Only 30 people showed up for a protest against hospital overcrowding at Sligo Hospital at the weekend, compared with thousands at Limerick Hospital. One of only two regional councillors who attended, Brendan Barry of Leitrim, says there should have been hundreds in attendance, and more pressure needs to be applied to resolve the issues

Sligo boxer Dean Clancy (pictured right) won the light-welterweight national elite boxing title on Saturday night after his opponent Brandon McCarthy pulled out beforehand because of injury. His elder brother Jason was beaten in his light heavyweight final.

Dean spoke to Austin O'Callaghan on Sunday.

Tina Beirne and Austin O'Callaghan go through the latest news and stories from the Sligo-Leitrim youth soccer league and cup games over the past seven days.

(Photo: Kilglass Enniscrone Utd girls U13 team)

Strand Celtic coach Ryan McEnroe told Ocean FM Sport's Dónal Ryan that his team gave everything in Sunday's FAI Junior Cup 5th round loss to Regional Utd of Limerick. Stand lost 3-2 after extra-time.

Leitrim supporter Liam O'Neill set off from Drumkeerin in the early hours of Sunday morning and walked 50 miles in the one day, arriving at at Aughawillan GAA pitch on Sunday afternoon for the women's national league game. He completed the feat as part of the 50 Miles in January challenge, and spoke to Ocean FM Sport's PJ Leddy.

Leitrim LGFA manager Jonny Garrity was impressed by his side's side's start to the new Lidl NFL Division 4 season, which saw Leitrim record a 5-15 to 1-2 victory over Derry in Aughawillan.

Political burnout, Minster Paschal Donohoe's problems, Hospital protests, violence on the streets of Sligo, and a probable General Election next year are among the topics on this week's Friday Panel. Guests are photographer and blogger Val Robus and Cllr Sinead Maguire