Holidaymakers are once again enjoying what Bundoran to offer, as the second staycation summer gets underway. Claire Ronan has been out and about in the town talking with some of the visitors, to get their opinions

For the first time, three Sligo clubs are contesting Connacht LGFA finals in the same year - and on the same day. Leitrim's Glencar/Manorhamilton are also dreaming big.

‘Ireland’s foremost classical guitarist, John Feeley, with Leitrim’s first lady of song, Eleanor Shanley, feature on this week’s Arts North West’

To contact the show or for previous episodes see www.oceanfm.ie/arts

Arts North West is a weekly, magazine arts show that covers everything creative in the region. Featuring the best of music, theatre, storytelling, with the best of talent from Sligo, North Leitrim & South Donegal. Produced and Recorded in The Glens Arts Centre, Manorhamilton. It is supported by Pobal, The Arts Council & Leitrim County Council.

Presented by Glens Artistic Director, Brendan Murray, it aims to afford artists of all disciplines the opportunity to engage with the community during this lockdown season.

Movie this week !.In the Heights 2.F9 (Fast & Furoius 9) 3.Hitman's wife's Bodyguard.All thanks to Eclipse Cinemas Bundoran

Sligo County Council is seeking submissions from the local community as it formulates its new 10 year Strategic Plan. Director of Services, Dorothy Clarke, explains more about the plan, 'Sligo 2030 One Voice One Vision'

Paddy McGill is joined by Cahir O'Kane (Irish News) and Colm Keys (Irish Indo) to assess the main challengers (if there are any) to Dublin in this summer's All-Ireland football championship.

Plus - Maxi Curran on Donegal LGFA's Ulster SFC semi-final against Cavan this weekend.

After a fairly significant week in agricultural circles the ‘Agri Week’ show reflects back on some of the key issues and how they will impact the local region.

A quick re-cap of the past week:

 We had the Climate Action bill passed in the Dái yesterday.

 Details emerged of a third Country deal between the UK and Australia the consequences of which could be significant for Irish beef farmers

 We had the IFA Day of action which involved rallies being stage in Towns right across the country with the exception of Leitrim. The IFA branch in Leitrim voted not to protest. They felt that coupled payments in Pillar One for sucker cows and ewes need to go to active farmers.

Our show starts with a report on the day of action from last week and then we move on to an extended interview with the IFA President Tim Cullinan.

19 current and former Directors of the Yeats International Summer School in Sligo have expressed concern at the prospect of its closure and urged support to have it saved. Charles Anderson of the University of Agder in Norway is the Director of this year's School, which he says is one of Europe's foremost literary and educational events

There's been further criticism of the long delays for driver theory tests, caused by the Covid restrictions. There have been repeated rescheduling of dates for applicants, while Sligo driving instructor Andrew Murray claims the Road Safety Authority is not fit for purpose

Former Sligo Champion Editor, Jim Gray, has praised the comments and attitude of Ballisodare United soccer manager, Noel Meenaghan. after his team got beaten 14-1. Jim says his comments show the real value of grassroots football, and his views highlight the huge work being carried out by club coaches and administrators