RTE journalist and broadcaster, Carole Coleman, of Carrick-on-Shannon has published a new book, based on the diary she kept during the first Covid lockdown. 'News from under a Coat Stand' outlines how society, and Carole's work and family life, was affected during that time

A Shell to Sea protester, who was once jailed for his involvement in objections to the Corrib Gas project, was among those who attended a climate change protest in Sligo at the weekend. Terence Conway says both issues are linked as they amount to a disregard for the environment

St Eunan's of Letterkenny complete a remarkable county football and hurling double in Donegal for 2021. Paddy McGill and guests digest the footballers emphatic 1-11 to 0-4 success over Naomh Conaill on Sunday.

On this week’s edition of Agri Week we talk to Enniscrone native Marina Conway from Western Forestry Co-op.

Forestry group are appealing to Government to prevent demise of 12,000 jobs amid licensing crisis.

A group called SEEFA Social Economic and environmental Association are appealing to the Government to take action.

The Irish Natura & Hill Farmers Association Vincent Roddy also talk climate change and the impact on agriculture.

Bundoran's Cian McEniff reflects on Saturday night's extra-time victory over Termon (0-20 to 1-16) in the relegation final, which preserved Réalt na Mara's senior championship status.

Martin McHugh pays tribute to his former county team-mate and Ulster championship winning fullback Martin Griffin, who died this weekend at the age of 67.

He won three Ulster SFC titles with Donegal in Griffin in 1974, 1983 and 1990.

Sligo's Stuart Haxell is the current number 1 player in the B1 blind tennis category in Ireland, Blind tennis features a ball that is made up of beads to give a rattle sound. It also has a smaller court than the traditional tennis court and, given people’s range of sight loss, all players wear a blindfold to ensure fairness all round.

Stuart is helping to raise awareness of a Fighting Blindness conference this weekend, which features a public engagement day for people with sight loss and their families.

This week's Friday Panel disuss climate change, the rise in Covid cases, the Labour Party's record in Government, political correctness and Christmas music. Guests are Labour Party Sligo-Leitrim representative Nessa Cosgrove and Kieran Dineen

Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice has taken issue with what he describes as the 'wave of lunacy' around climate change, in the week of the COP26 summit and the Government Action Plan. He says what's in the Action Plan is unattainable, and people need to be encouraged and not forced to buy into it

There's to be a demonstration in Sligo tomorrow as part of the global day of action on climate change. The event is being organised by the COP26 coalition in Ireland - organiser Roisin Walsh gives her reaction to the climate change summit and the new Govt Action Plan