Donegal's and Kilcar clubman Ryan McHugh speaks to Ocean FM Sport's Paddy McGill after the Tír Chonaill men qualified for the county's tenth Ulster Senior Football Championship final in twelve years following a six-point semi-final victory over Cavan in Clones.

Tina Beirne joins Austin O'Callaghan for the latest installment of the Youth Soccer podcast to discuss the latest news and results from the Sligo-Leitrim Youth Soccer leagues, including a link between Boyle Celtic and Hollywood!

The Youth Soccer podcast is broadcast every Sunday evening at 5:30pm on Ocean FM – and brings you the latest news and views from right across the Sligo-Leitrim girls and boys youth soccer leagues.

Download it where you get your pods by searching for Ocean FM Ireland.

Following the full-time whistle after Leitrim's Connacht semi-final defeat to Galway, commentator Ray Lannon and co-commentator former Leitrim player, coach and selector Martin McGowan discuss the defeat, the work done by Leitrim manager Andy Moran and Leitrim's prospects in the upcoming Tailteann Cup campaign.

Leitrim hurling manager Olcan Conway gave his thoughts to Ocean FM Sport's PJ Leddy following his side's comprehensive victory over Lancashire in the Lory Meagher Cup.

Manor Rangers player-manager Thomas McDonald spoke to Ocean FM Sport's Dónal Ryan following his side's 2-1 Glasshouse Cup semi-final defeat to Cartron United.

Ocean FM Sport's Dónal Ryan got the thoughts of Cartron United joint manager Des Kavanagh following his side's 2-1 cup victory over Manor Rangers.

Sligo under-20 football manager Dessie Sloyan pays tribute to his players despite the obvious disappointment of Saturday's 0-12 to 0-7 loss to Kildare in their All-Ireland semi-final.

(Photo: Eamonn McMunn, Sligo GAA)

Sligo Rovers manager Liam Buckley gives his reaction to Friday night's 2-1 loss to Shelbourne at Tolka Park. He was speaking to Ocean FM Sport's Donal Ryan.

This week's Friday Panel discuss the overcrowding at Sligo Hospital, the Ukrainian refugee situation, our turf controversy, the National Maternity Hospital and boy racers. Guests are Dr Paula Gilvarry and Cllr Donal Gilroy

The Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly, says he fully accepts that the numbers of patients being treated on trolleys at Sligo University Hospital is unacceptably high - he says part of the problem is older and sicker patients presenting at the Emergency Department. Minister Donnelly has also been speaking about the National Maternity Hospital, the secondment of Dr Tony Holohan, and his wish to remain on as Minister for Health