Andy Smith has travelled from Longford to protest outside the AIB in Manorhamilton for the past 4 Thursdays in opposition to the withdrawal of full services. He warns that it's a sign of things to come and that the bank's moves towards cashless branches is actually illegal

The Bishop of Elphin has been responding to come of the proposals coming from Church members as part of the Synodality consultation programme. These have included call for women priests, married priests, and more involvement of the LGBTQ community

Summerhill College student, Kevin McLoughlin, his mother, Florence and the Principal of Summerhill College in Sligo, Paul Keogh, joined us in studio to talk about the support available to those with autism when they leave post-primary school. The College is hosting a special conference on the issue on 24th September

An unspeakable tragedy - Geraldine Mullan lost her husband, John, and children, Tomás and Amelia, in a car accident two years ago, and this weekend, opens her Field of Hope project in Co Donegal, to remember them all, and give hope to others

Former President of Tubbercurry Chamber of Commerce, Mary Barry, has questioned Bank of Ireland's commitment to local communities and the record of Francesca McDonagh as CEO. She says she can't see how the outgoing head helped communities to thrive, after closing 88 branches in one year

Calry/ St. Joseph's under 19 manager Chris Donaghy spoke to Ocean FM Sport's Ronan Flanagan following his side's two-point victory over Coolaney/ Mullinabreena to win the inaugural Sligo Under 19 C Championship final on Tuesday evening.

We'll do it because it's the right thing to do - not because of funding - the Chair of Sligo GAA, Sean Carroll, insists the association is committed to the 40% gender quota requirement on all sporting body committees, and is confident moves are in place to achieve that target within the specified time

A former Co Sligo GAA official says elements within the Association are showing resistance to change in relation to a greater representation of females on its various executives. Former PRO and County Secretary, Gerry O'Connor, has been reacting to the indication by the Sports Minister that he'll cut funding to sporting bodies that don't meet gender quotas

There was quite an amount of rubbish left behind by visitors at Mullaghmore Beach over the weekend. And the situation was not helped by the absence of any litter bins in the area, which has been criticised

AIB Bank has confirmed to a local action group that the branch based in Manorhamilton will not be returning to providing full cash services. It was hoped that the Bank might have had cash services restored there after its u-turn to remove cash services from 70 other branches