Paddy McGill, Manus Boyle and Alan Foley take on the week's Donegal GAA talking points: the search for a manager, the senior championship quarter-finals - and this weekend's intermediate last eight matches.

It's 100 years since the foundation of An Garda Siochana. Sligo-Leitrim Chief Superintendent Aidan Glacken, Superintendent Mandy Gaynor, and Garda Tony McCabe discuss some of the events taking place surrounding the centenary

Sean Bourke Area Training Manager for Leitrim, Mayo, Sligo education and training Board talking about Apprenticeships

Dinny Collins from Crypto with Dinny explaining Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency

TD Marc MacSharry has launched a strong attack on Green Party climate change policies during the current energy crisis. He says the Greens have an irrational influence in Government and FF and FG need to assert their influence

We feature Stuart Lawn of Creative Heartlands’ Fab Lab which offers a unique and exciting opportunity for creative designers and we chat with Kellie Hughes whose new show, Eva, is a music/theatre sonic experience that plays the Hawk’s Well this weekend.

And we hear a track from one of Ireland’s greatest troubadours –

the legendary Freddie White - who plays the Glens Centre this Saturday.

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There was heated debate on the NWT show between Leitrim councillors Enda McGloin and Des Guckian over the requirement for householders and landowners to make a contribution to Local Improvement Schemes. Cllr Guckian has condemned the requirement as immoral

Jimmy Currid of Magherow is to cycle 115km from Sligo to Croagh Patrick and climb the mountain the same day, to raise money for the Sligo Cancer Support Centre and the North Sligo Athletics Club. And he's doing so to mark his 60th birthday

The possibility that towns may be asked to reduce their Christmas LIghts display this year has been slammed as nonsense by Finbarr Filan of Sligo BID. He's been reacting to the comments of Energy Minister, Eamon Ryan, that local authorities are already looking at the Christmas Lights issue in the context of conserving energy

Sligo's town centre should have a pedestrian crossing painted in the PRIDE rainbow colours to show solidarity with the local LGBTQ community. That's according to FF councillor, Donal Gilroy, who's been outlining why he sees it as important

Former teacher at Drumshanbo Vocational School, John King, sat the German exam in this year's Leaving Cert, at the young age of 72. He did so for family reasons, prompted by his desire to be able to communicate with his grandchild