Ballinamore Seán O'Heslin's manager Dom Corrigan pays tribute to his side after they regained the Leitrim SFC title for the first time since 1990, following their 1-16 to 0-17 win over Mohill in Sunday's final.

Ardara manager Damien Devaney on his side's 1-9 to 1-8 win over Glenswilly in Sunday's senior championship relegation play-off, which preserves the Kentucky club's senior status for 2022.

The Minister for Sport Catherine Martin visited the Showgrounds on Friday to discuss Sligo Rovers new €17m masterplan vision with club officials, as well as the club academy and planned senior women's team.

The Budget, Covid freedom day, the Government's performance, Blackouts, Corporation Tax and free contraceptives are all up for discussion on this week's Friday Panel. Guests are former General Election candidates Bernie O'Hara and James Conway

Ahead of the official opening of the new N4 stretch of road between Collooney and Castlebaldwin on Monday, we remember the long and hard-fought campaign to bring it about. And recall a special broadcast on the road on the North West Today show from 2011

The gap between male and female participation in sport may be closing. But when it comes to leadership roles in sport, the gender divide is still big. We’ll look at the results of a Sligo survey into what the sports leadership picture for women looks like across the county right now.

We’ll talk Sligo LGFA county finals with Katie Walsh.

And as the GAA hums and haws over possible changes to the football championship, three Donegal men will argue the toss on whether a change to the club championship in Tir Connaill is needed.

Tourlestrane and Sligo footballer Katie Walsh joined Austin O'Callaghan to preview Saturday's Sligo LGFA Connacht Gold SFC final between Geevagh & St Nathy's.

Ocean Drive Movies this week 1.Arracht 2.Venmon;Let There Be Carnage

3.Halloween Kills 4.Ron's Gone Wrong 5.The Exorcist

Ocean Drive With The Raines & Sligo Live

John Bromley of Ballyshannon has retired from journalism after a long and successful career, which included being Editor of the Donegal Democrat and Deputy Editor of the Sligo Weekender. He's been looking back at his career and the changes he has witnessed in journalism