Two Ulster finals for Donegal at Clones on successive weekends.

We set the scene for the first of them this Sunday, the women’s provincial senior decider against Armagh. Donegal manager Maxi Curran joins us to discuss his team’s prospects of regaining the Ulster title and stopping Armagh’s bid for three-in-a-row.

Also - Croke Park is taking up the new Tailteann Cup. Will the players and the public buy into it?

More residents have spoken out about huge increases in rent in privately rented houses in Tubbercurry. Beth lives in the area affected, and says the rent being asked for of some residents is way out of kilter with similar properties

The Safety Catch is a new play celebrating the prowess of Ireland's most famous sporting family –the motorcycle road racing Dunlop dynasty from County Antrim. Written by Nick Snow, it opens at The Glens next week. We speak with its two actors, Andrew McCracken & Fra Gunn. On May 31st at the Hawk’s Well is The Visit by Deirdre Kinahan, a touching and emotional one woman show featuring Mary O’Driscoll with whom we also speak. And we look at Manorhamilton Heritage & Folk Festival.

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Coming up on this mornings Up and Running We are Joined by:

-John Burn CEO of Hygeia www.hygeia.com

-Mark Hughes CEO and Founder of GradGuide www.gradguide.com

Sligo mother Sarah O'Keeffe says she feels let down by the HSE after her son, who has Cystic Fibrosis, was excluded from what's been described as a life changing drug. Charlie, along with 34 other children, have been unable to access the drug due to a funding disagreement between the HSE and the pharmaceutical company.

Those visiting the graves of family members have noticed a strange and growing phenomenon in local cemeteries of late - decorative stones being removed from the graves. And the culprits, it seems, are none other than birds, as a monumental sculptor explains

Patrick wasn't best pleased when he dropped his wife off to get the train at Collooney Rail Station this morning. He says the waiting room was closed and there was nowhere to shelter, and feels the upkeep of the station has deteriorated in recent years

Jonathan Ruane has been reacting to becoming the first Co Sligo person ever to reach the summit of Mount Everest. He speaks to us from Kathmandu after making his safe descent from Everest

This week's In The Garden with Feeney's Garden Centre

Health services are widely affected today as a result of strike action by the Medical Laboratory Scientists Association, in a row over pay. Esther McCormack is a Senior Medical Scientist in Microbiology at Sligo University Hospital says strike action was the last thing they wanted to do