PJ Leddy caught up with Leitrim ladies manager Hugh Donnelly after his side's heavy 5-18 to 0-10 point loss at the hands of Meath.

Roscommon senior hurling manager spoke very highly of Sligo's hurling progression, as Roscommon held out for a 0-20 to 0-17 win over Sligo in the Christy Ring cup.

Sligo senior hurling manager Padraig Mannion speaking after his side's 0-20 to 0-17 defeat at the hands of Roscommon in the Christy Ring cup.

Leitrim hurlers broke new ground on Saturday by reaching the semi-finals of the Nicky Rackard Cup, following a 1-11 to 0-12 win against Longford at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park.

Team manager Olcan Conway spoke to Ocean FM Sport's PJ Leddy after the win:

Padraig from Co Leitrim has defended his decision to wear a red poppy this week in memory of his relatives who lost their lives in World Wars. He's rejected criticism of Irish people who wear the red poppy which it's claimed is supportive of the British establishment and the British military

Leitrim women's gaelic footballer manager Hughie Donnelly brings his team to Mullahoran this Sunday for their All-Ireland championship opener against Meath.

The Royal County's win over Down last weekend means Sunday's game is a must-win for Leitrim.

This week:

(5mins) Stylist Maria Carton joins us to talk Fast Fashion

(16mins) Local Musician Dean Gurrie and his new song Sunrise

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Former Kerry star and Sunday Game TV analyst, Tomás O Sé, says he stands by his controversial comments this week concerning Sligo's decision to withdraw from the GAA Championship. He's also responded to calls on him to step down from TV punditry by the Chairman of Leitrim GAA, who's branded him a disgrace

As Donegal get ready for an Ulster semi-final, who better than an Armagh man to assess the merits of Donegal's win against Tyrone...

Aidan O'Rourke joins Paddy McGill, Mark McHugh and journalist Ryan Ferry on this week's pod.

The shocking court case last week of two prisoners, jailed for life for murder at Loughan House prison, allowed out on day release, where they travelled to Sligo and falsely imprisoned a young woman, and a man in his 70's in separate incidents. Ciara Galvin of The Sligo Champion has the full story