This week, we get a referee's perspective on the talking points which emerged from round two of the Allianz Football League. Donegal club réiteoir Marc Brown joins Conor Breslin.

Movies this week 1.Marry Me 2.Death on the Nile 3.Uncharted

4.Cyrano 5. House of Gucci All Showing at Eclipse Cinemas Bundoran

An animal cruelty campaigner says there a strong element of hypocrisy in the public outrage to the cat kicking incident involving West Ham footballer, Kurt Zouma. Gerry Boland of Animals Behind Closed Doors in Keadue says other forms of cruelty are happening without any such condemnation

'Straw man' protester, Diarmuid McConville of North Leitrim claims he's been subjected to death threats on social media as a result of his protests. He's been demonstrating on the streets of Sligo and Manorhamilton against what he calls medical coercion during the pandemic

Sligo Rovers have confirmed that the club won’t be accepting any commercial sponsorship or advertising deals from gambling companies. Club Treasurer David Rowe revealed at Monday night's online AGM that Rovers have turned down two large sponsorship offers from betting firms in the last number of months.

Catch up on the latest local sports news for Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal with Austin O'Callaghan (as of 1.15pm on Wednesday)

Blair Feeney, Dromard met Tom Niland at 4:30pm on the day of his assault.

Fr. Michael Gilroy parish priest of Templeboy, Skreen and Dromard speaks about his friend, Tom Niland, who was a victim of a vicious assault in his home recently.

Now is your chance to show your community spirit, Donegal town needs you if there is to be a St. Patrick's Day Parade in the town. A public meeting was held in the town last night and only 6 people turned up, 3 from the one family. Jonathan Kennedy from the St. Patrick's Day committee is giving the community one more chance for the town to have a parade.

You can contact [email protected] if you would like to get involved

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