Businesses which were closed in Sligo Town on August Bank Holiday Monday have been criticised by local restauranteur Anthony Gray. He says he turned hundreds of customers away from his business because others were closed and says it portrays a very poor image of Sligo for tourism, and proposes solutions to the problem

Gardai in Donegal are appealing for witnesses to a road traffic collision in Kilcar over a week ago to come forward with information. They are also issuing advice on caravan security, as Garda Ciara Gibbons outlines on this week's On The Beat

A protest has taken place outside AIB in Manorhamilton calling for the branch to be included in the recent u-turn in the decision to provide more cashless bank branches. It follows the downgrading of the branch at the end of last year

A former Chairman of County Sligo IFA claims the Government agreement on a 25% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by the agricultural sector shows no understanding of farming in the West of Ireland. Eddie Davitt says the move does not take into account that farmers in this region are not big polluters

Sligo Rovers John Russell laments a poor cup performance against Wexford on Sunday evening which sees Rovers out of the FAI Cup.

Sligo Rovers midfielder Adam McDonnell to Sligo Rovers FAI Cup exit (in conversation with Mark Halton)

Sligo Rowing Club's Brian Colsh chats with Austin O'Callaghan after his bronze medal for Ireland at the World Under-23 Rowing Championships in Italy.

Bunninadden manager Willie Gormley gives his reaction to Donal Ryan following his side's promotion to Division 1 on Sunday thanks to their 1-16 to 1-14 victory over Owenmore Gaels.

The south Sligo town of Tubbercurry is set to get its own swimming pool this September with the provision of a pop-up swimming pool for a three-month period. The pool will be indoors, heated, fully equipped, fully accessible and has changing facilities. Deirdre Lavin, Sports Co-ordinator with Sligo Sport & Recreation Partnership, explains more.

Donegal councillor Anthony Molloy says a balance needs to be struck as more hotels close to tourists to accommodate Ukrainian refugees. He's been reacting to the closure to tourists next month of the Nesbitt Arms Hotel in Ardara and is concerned at the effect on local tourism