Sligo under-20 gaelic football captain Jack Lavin says the team's feet will remain 'on the ground' despite Wednesday's dramatic Connacht semi-final victory against Roscommon.

Sligo under-20 football manager Dessie Sloyan pays tribute to his players after Wednesday's Connacht semi-final win over Roscommon (1-12 to 1-11).

Holiday home owners should be paid by the Government to allow their premises be used to house Ukrainian refugees. That's according to Donegal TD, Thomas Pringle, says this would help ease the crisis with trying to find such accommodation

Parish priest of St Joseph's Church in Ballytivnan, Fr. Noel Rooney, has been paying tribute to Aidan Moffitt, who was murdered at his home in Cartron in Sligo, He says people have been in tears at what happened, while Aidan's close friend, Blaine Gaffney, also remembers him

This week's In the Garden with Liam Feeney - all your questions answered, and Liam gives advice on bulb planting

The Chairman of the Irish Fishing and Seafood Alliance has warned that Killybegs is suffering serious financial losses as a result of the ongoing dispute over the landing and weighing of fish at the port. Cormac Burke has appealed on the Minister to intervene directly, and for an investigation into the workings of the Sea Fisheries Protection Authority

Local householders who use turf have been urged to involve themselves in a protest outside the Dail in opposition to Minister Eamon Ryan's moves to ban the sale and distribution of turf. Laurence from Pettigo, and Tom from Cloonacool are among the listeners not happy with the move

The vast majority of the 24 landowners along the Arroo Walking Trail in North Leitrim want the Trail re-opened, and don't agree with its recent closure. That's according to Brian Smith of the Leitrim Development Company, who's been outlining more about the background to the development of the facility and the landowner agreement

There's been widespread local reaction to the discovery of a man's body in a house at Cartron Heights last evening. Residents in the area, the Mayor of Sligo, and Junior Minister, Frank Feighan, among those reacting to the incident

Ocean FM's Mark Halton spoke to Republic of Ireland Senior Men's manager Stephen Kenny on Monday evening in a wide-ranging interview.

Among the topics covered were the difficulty in replacing players who have departed clubs, the influence of Séamus Coleman and Stephen's many "dates" in Sligo on Saturday evenings.