Two GAA clubs, Curry (Sligo) and Shannon Gaels (Roscommon) have joined forces to give one lucky person the chance to win a brand new house in Sligo worth €340,000.

The club chairs, Barry Gallagher and Colm Kelly, joined Austin O'Callaghan to explain more...

Families of soldiers who served in and died in the two World Wars attended the annual Remembrance Service at the Cenotaph on Pearse Road Sligo at the weekend. Jimmie Field, Poppy Hunt, Norma Hamilton, and Sligo Mayor Arthur Gibbons outline their connections

Greg Bolger on 'voice coaching' for players on the pitch - Romeo's away - Conor O'Grady on the Academy's need to sell players - Tommy Higgins on supporting the Alzheimer's Society's 'Sensory Garden'.

Kilcar's under-21 football manager Conor McShane gives his reaction to Sunday's 1-9 to 1-8 victory over Naomh Conaill in the prelim round of the U21 'A' championship.

A number of local people with disabilities have expressed concern at aspects of new legislation being drawn up this week on the use of e-scooters. Noel McAuley and Jackie McBrearty, who are visually impaired, and Vicky Matthews, who is a wheelchair user, outline what the problems are

As Dr Maguire settles into his 'new' home for (at least) the next 12 months, Conor Breslin is joined by Peter Campbell, James McHugh and Gary McDaid to reflect on the key moments which defined the 2021 club championship - and to select a 'Team of the Championship'. It won't please everybody...

(Picture by Geraldine Diver)

Austin O'Callaghan pays a visit to Hamilton Park in Strandhill - home of Sligo Rugby Club - where the growth in popularity of the women's game continues apace.

Movies 1.Spencer 2.Cry Macho 3. Ghoastbuster; Afterlife

Eclipse Cinemas Bundoran

Bob Harris, who lives in Dromahair, has been the warden on historic Skellig Michael for the past 34 years, and has just published a book detailing his experiences there. A job he only found about by accident

Following the closure of another local bank, and a continued erosion of public services, residents in Manorhamilton have organised a public meeting next Tuesday to discuss what can be done. The meeting will be chaired by ex-RTE journalist, Ciaran Mullooly, who has already expressed strong views on such matters