The Broadcasting Authority has rejected a complaint made by a Sligo man in relation to an RTE TV show last January. Frank Murphy had claimed in his submission that the show, 'Seriously Sinead', was blasphemous as it contained a skit on modern day Catholic Mass

Paddy McGill tees up Sunday's Ulster Championship quarter-final at MacCumhaill Park in the company of Donegal's Leo McLoone & Derry's Conleith Gilligan.

The Justice for Mary Boyle campaign group insist there are still people who have information on the disappearance of the 6 year old at Ballyshannon in 1977, and the truth of what happened will eventually come out. The March for Mary took in place in Ballyshannon five years ago this weekend, as her cousin, Joe Craig, recalls

The CEO of Sligo Rape Crisis Centre has praised Minister Josepha Madigan for going public about her experience of sexual assault. Speaking in the Dail, Minister Madigan said not only was she a victim, but she believed there were very few women her age who haven't been victims

A number of residents in the Sligo area have complained at the noise being caused in the evenings and late at night by the local Coastguard Rescue 118 Helicopter, which is involved in training crew. Captain Brendan Jackman has been explaining what's going on, and how they will look at varying their training flight paths

Sligo businessman, Michael Farrell, says there is anger, sadness and frustration at the continuing delay in having facilities such as his re-opened. He owns the Five Star Fun children's activity centre in Grange and says he and all involved just can't cope anymore with continued closure and that he's lost confidence in the Government

There'll be no annual Orange Order Parade in Rossnowlagh this weekend, for the second year running, due to Covid. The county lecturer of the Donegal Grand Orange Lodge, Norman Henry, says the tradition of marching and meeting with friends will be badly missed

A major creative initiative, The Book of Sligo, is currently being put together, work which will show how the landscape of the county has shaped its communities, places, history and culture. Producer, Niall Henry, of The Blue Raincoat Theatre and Tommie Gorman discuss. Full details on [email protected]

Sligo businessman David Smith of Barton Smith has questioned the wisdom of more road closures in Sligo from Monday next, after a weekend of heavy Northern tourism numbers to the region for the 12th July weekend. Sligo County Council has indicated that there will be a limited closure of the N16 road outside peak times for that week

Gardai have urged hillwalkers and those climbing mountains to be fully prepared and to be familiar with the terrain. It follows the tragic death of a 27 year-old man after a fall at Gleniff last week. Garda Paul White of Ballyshannon Garda Station is on this week's On the Beat