Movies this week 1. Boys from County Hell 2. Stillwater 3. Paw Patrol.

All thanks to Eclipse Cinemas Bundoran.

The grandmother of a 9 year old child with severe autism has appealed to Sligo County Council to provide local authority housing for her family so she has the basic facilities she needs and deserves. The sons of Kathleen McGinley and their families, members of the travelling community, have lived in caravans at the back of her house in Collooney for up to 10 years

Olympic swimmer, Mona McSharry, will be welcomed to her home Marlins swimming club in Ballyshannon this evening, after her Tokyo exploits. She's due to arrive there at 7.15pm, while a separate, joint homecoming event in Grange for Mona and Chris O'Donnell, may take place over the weekend, as Cllr Donal Gilroy outlines

The road safety officer with Donegal County Council, Brian O'Donnell, says a suggestion that all rural roads should have a maximum speed limit of 60km/h is not practical or workable. He's been responding to a proposal from a motoring journalist after statistics on the number of fatalities in accidents on rural roads

RTE needs to bring back Joe Brolly as an analyst on its Sunday Game programme or else risk losing more viewers. That's according to Tom from Cloonacool, a fan of the show, who says the entertainment value has lessened with Brolly's departure

Valley Rovers FC may be one of the youngest clubs in Sligo-Leitrim soccer - but now it's fielding an adult team in the junior soccer league for the first time. Valley Rovers catchment area spans three counties.

One of the club's founders, Fergal Davey, explains the significance of this latest milestone to Austin O'Callaghan...

Residents of Bundoran have expressed their anger at the antics of young motorists in the Town and surrounding areas over the weekend, who gathered in large numbers. There have been reports of dangerous driving and of anti-social behaviour - one visitor to the Town, Gerry, says he was shocked by what he witnessed

Valerie Smyth of Lettekenny faces having her house totally demolished in coming months, as one of those affected by the mica defective building blocks issue. She says the increasing numbers of stories coming from all parts of the region are heartbreaking and attending public meetings is like going to a funeral

The Secretary of the Cartron Point Resident's Association in Sligo, Sheila Leydon, has clashed with local councillor, Arthur Gibbons, over comments he made at a council meeting about the association being politically pointed in one direction. Cllr Gibbons claims he is excluded when the residents raise any issues, but Ms Leydon rejects this

Gardai have appealed to young motorists not to engage in dangerous driving as the numbers of driver meet-ups in the region increase. The latest incident took place in Bundoran at the weekend. Garda Stephen Fahey of Ballyshannon Garda Station is this week's On The Beat guest