The CEO of Eir, Carolan Lennon, has attempted to explain her comments that establishing a call centre in Sligo was a mistake - while we hear the story today of an elderly woman who is waiting 8 weeks to have her phone service restored. The latest in the saga, and the fiery exchanges at the Oireachtas Committee hearing

Listen back to how Ocean FM Sport's Cathal Mullaney & Gavin Dykes described Wednesday night's penalty shoot-out at the Showgrounds after Sligo Rovers & Derry City finished 0-0 at the end of extra-time.

The tragic death of 19 year Lisa Niland from Curry in Co Sligo doesn't bear thinking about, and could and should have been avoided. That's according to the family's legal representative, Damien Tansey, SC, after the HSE issued a High Court apology to the family

Week 3 of the Aging Well at Home Exercise Programme featured  a Warm Up, Side Leg Lifts and Body Twists. Shane Hayes from Sligo Sport and Recreation Partnership went through them with Francie.

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The CEO of Eir has said the transfer of its call centre to Sligo has contributed to problems with its customer service response. Carolan Lennon made her comments on RTE's Prime Time last night, and the comments have been criticised by some local Eir employees

Tubbercurry man, Michael F Kilcoyne attended the Croke Park match on the day of Bloody Sunday, 1920 - he'd been studying in College in Dublin at the time. Kilcoyne Park in Tubbercurry is named after him, and his grandson, Brendan Kilcoyne, has been remembering him on the 100th anniversary of the atrocity

There's increasing speculation that so-called 'wet pubs' will not be allowed re-open, when the Covid level 5 restrictions come to an end next week. Ballyshannon publican, Maurice McLaughlin of Sean Óg's bar says that comes as no surprise after past let-downs, but what publicans need now is certainty

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10 years ago this week, Sinn Fein's Pearse Doherty was elected to the Dail after a by-election in the Donegal South West constituency. He's been reflecting on the election that almost never happened, and insists his election paved the way for a 'fairer and better alternative'

It's 10 years since Sligo Rovers won the FAI Cup, beating Shamrock Rovers on penalties on a day of drama in the final at the Aviva Stadium. It was the beginning of a glorious period of success for the club, as former manager, Paul Cook, has been remembering