The Sligo woman known as 'Gan Ainm' was raped in 1992, which led to the conviction of her attacker. Her experience and the trauma she had to deal with in the immediate aftermath led her and a handful of friends to set up the Sligo Rape Crisis Centre. This is her story.....

The editor of co-founder of The Ditch website, Ballyshannon man Eoghan McNeill, outlines how his story on Junior Minister Damien English led to the Minister's resignation last week. And he says such investigations will continue as part of their campaign to held politicians and institutions to account

Tina Beirne provides her weekly update on all the goings-on in Sligo-Leitrim youth soccer over the past seven days.

Austin O'Callaghan chats will Ocean FM's Donegal GAA commentator Paddy McGill about the appointment of Kilcar's Paddy McBrearty as the new senior football team captain for 2023.

Easkey captain Bernard Feeney gives us a sense of the disappointment in the Easkey dressing-room at Croke Park following Saturday's All-Ireland club final loss to Ballygiblin of Cork (1-16 to 0-11).

Easkey manager Michael Gordon reflects on Saturday's 1-16 to 0-11 loss to Ballygiblin of Cork in the All-Ireland junior club hurling final.

The Damien English Ministerial resignation, hospital overcrowding, Coillte forestry plans, rise in price of stamps, attacks on politicians, and our re-shuffled Government are among the topics on this week's Friday Panel. With Leitrim councillor, Enda McGloin, and Bernie O'Hara

Easkey captain Bernard Feeney (pictured), team manager Michael Gordon and club Chairperson Michael Conway on a momentous All-Ireland junior club final Saturday ahead for the Sea Blues of Easkey.

Ballymote resident, and Roscommon GAA stalwart, Paddy Joe Burke, recalled the words he heard from a priest at a recent sermon, reflecting on the death of his uncle. Lots of flowers were sent to the funeral but his uncle, he said, would have been better off getting apple tart and tea and people visiting him, while he was still alive

Paul was a Heineken drinker but switched to Guinness, once Heineken raised its prices before Christmas. Now he's faced with a 12 cent increase in the pint of Guinness, and says customer will vote with their feet, and stop going to pubs if this continues