Movies this week 1.The Map of Tiny Perfect Things 2.School's Out Forever 3.Dragon Rider Thanks to Eclipce Cinemas Bundoran

Johnny Cash's grandson, Thomas Gabriel, is currently visiting Co Sligo to trace his family roots, and record some music. His father's family, the Coggins, hail from Enniscrone, and he's hoping to meet with them after his quarantine period

A Donegal family are offering their family home in Bruckless and 50k sterling in a prize draw, in a bid to raise money for facilities at Beaumont Hospital, They're doing so in memory of their parents, who died three years ago, as daughter Susan Ryan outlines

One of the survivors of The Stardust Fire has appealed to everyone in the NW to write to An Taoiseach and the Minister for Justice to help families get truth and closure. It's 40 years last weekend since the 1981 tragedy which took 48 lives, including Antoinette Keegan's two sisters

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18th Feb 2021

This Week:

John Lowe The Money Doctor talks about pensions, the PUP payment and his 16th book.

(12:30) Padraig Horkan from Horkans Garden Centre tells us what we should be doing in our gardens and how we can get our children involved.

All Podcasts can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Soundcloud or wherever you find your podcasts. Just search OceanFmIreland.

To contact Claire email [email protected] or to hear previous episodes www.oceanfm.ie/shows/up-and-running/

There'll be no traditional Sligo St Patrick's Day Parade again this year, but there will be a virtual parade and a series of events to showcase the county, courtesy of a 25k Failte Ireland grant. Finbarr Filan and Brendan Tierney have been explaining how it will work

Sligo's Olympic hopeful Mona McSharry will have to fly home this April from her American University to try and swim the qualifying times for her preferred events at the Tokyo Olympics.

Her home coach, Grace Meade, explains qualification process to Ocean FM Sport's Austin O'Callaghan...

The Minister for Finance has been written to and urged to consider a reduction in motor tax rates during Covid restrictions. Former General Election candidate, Amanda Gallagher, says the Minister should acknowledge that people can't travel outside their 5km zone, and act accordingly

Former CEO of Aurivo, Aaron Forde, has issued an apology to members of the travelling community for remarks he made on his social media account. The controversy led to his withdrawal last evening as nominee to become the new Chair of the Shannon Group - Sligo Traveller representative, Bernard Sweeney, has been reacting

Sligo driving instructor, Andy Murray, has hit out at those driver testers who cancelled tests as a result of being cold in cars. He's accused the RSA of treating drivers appallingly, drivers who are trying to abide by Covid regulations