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Well known Donegal campaigner, Betty Holmes, has written to both US President Joe Biden and Taoiseach Micheal Martin, urging them to cancel any plans to meet for St Patrick's Day, She insists any travel by An Taoiseach to Washington would be disrespectful

A frontline worker has described the scenes at a traveller funeral in Ballymote this week as disgraceful. The man, whose wife is also a frontline worker, was in the area at the time of the funeral and insists there was little evidence of social distancing

EJ Sligo All-Stars head coach Shane O'Meara gives his reaction to Basketball Ireland's decision to cancel the 2020-21 season.

14 year old Cara Carleton of Sligo lost her mum, Sharon, to cancer last week. During the time of Sharon's illness, Cara went into a recording studio to record a series of songs for her Mum, and here's one of them - her version of Run by Snow Patrol

There's been criticism of the large numbers of people who attended the funeral of a member of the travelling community in Ballymote on Tuesday. This was despite advice issued by a number of traveller representative groups- local traveller, Bernard Sweeney, offers his thoughts on the matter

Junior Health Minister, Frank Feighan, has caused a storm of reaction on the North West Today show after his contention that An Taoiseach is a frontline worker. Minister Feighan was outlining his total support for the prospect of Micheál Martin travelling to Washington for St. Patrick's Day and getting the vaccine to allow him to do that

Well known Donegal broadcaster and journalist Ritchie Kelly has written a book on the football career of John 'Jobby' Crossan from Derry, who was once described by Bobby Charlton as one of the game's most skilful players.

Kelly, who himself played League of Ireland football for Finn Harps, worked as a BBC Radio Foyle match commentator alongside Crossan for many years.

Those behind the Sligo Business Improvement District (BID) scheme are appealing to local businesses to support the application being made for an extension of the scheme for a further five years. The group insist involvement has been value for money for local business, as Ann Clinton and Finbarr Filan outline

Bundoran-based Travel Agent, Cormac Meehan, has taken issue with the claims of Ryanair boss, Michael O'Leary, that all customers have received refunds for cancelled or delayed flights. Mr Meehan says that it not his experience nor that of his clients