Sligo will give championship debuts to eight players in Kinnegad this Sunday when they take on Kildare in their second group match of the TG4 All-Ireland football championship.

Team captain Nicki Brennan tells Austin O'Callaghan about how the side intends to bounce back from last weekend's 5-8 to 1-4 loss to Laois.

A disgrace - credibility in tatters - the cause of poor poll ratings - Marc MacSharry has been responding to media reports of particularly angry exchanges between him and Micheal Martin at last evening's Fianna Fail Parliamentary Party meeting, during which he allegedly said the Taoiseach should consider standing aside as party leader

The Chairman of the Leitrim GAA County Board has branded ex-Kerry star, Tomás O Sé a disgrace, and called on him to step aside as a TV pundit. Enda Stenson has been reacting to a tweet from O Sé criticising Sligo for withdrawing from the Championship and openly asking why 'weaker counties' seem to be in bother with Covid

This Week: Fan of Line of Duty?

00:50 Songs & chat with Dromahair based singer-songwriter, Rosena Horan.

15:15 PRO of this weekend’s Virtu-Allingham Festival, Tom Sigafoos.

23:30 Virtu-Allingham special guest, Line of Duty actor, Adrian Dunbar.

To contact the show visit www.oceanfm.ie/arts

Arts North West is supported by Leitrim County Council, Arts Council of Ireland and Pobal. Recorded and produced in The Glens Centre Manorhamilton.

Sligo Rovers midfielder David Cawley signed a new two-year contract with Sligo Rovers on Wednesday. The 29-year-old, now in his eighth season with the club, spoke to Ocean FM Sport's Austin O'Callaghan.

Those Irish people who wear red poppies this week in the lead up to Remembrance Day are unwittingly honouring British soldiers who committed atrocities in Ireland. That's the controversial view of the Chairperson of the National Graves Association, as many families from the NW prepare to remember relatives killed in World Wars

Connacht GAA secretary John Prenty explains why postponing the Galway-Sligo semi-final was a non-runner.

Leitrim Footballer and member of An Garda Síochána, Emlyn Mulligan is climbing Knocknarea Mountain in Sligo every day in November. He's doing it all in aid of 2 great charities.

On Day 4, he spoke to The Francie Boylan Show on why he undertook the challenge and how it's going so far. They also spoke about the current Sligo GAA situation. To support Emlyn see https://bit.ly/2HZYGwW

The Francie Boylan Show airs weekdays 11am - 2pm.

Sligo senior football team manager, Paul Taylor, says his players are very angry, after Sligo were left with little option but to concede their Connacht Championship semi-final to Galway, after a Covid outbreak among the players. Taylor says they simply could not fulfill the fixture, and questions why a re-fixture of the game was not permitted

It's expected that there will be many home owners and landowners affected by the upgrading of the N17 road between Collooney and Knock and a number of feasible options for the new route are available for inspection. Members of the public have been urged to make their submissions on the plans, as project engineer Fergus Meehan explains