He's been, arguably, Sligo Rovers most consistent performer this season.

Niall Morahan's form in midfield has earned him a new Sligo Rovers contract for the 2021 campaign. He spoke to Austin O'Callaghan about the new deal...

Sligo Fine Gael councillor, Thomas Walsh, has hit out at the Government decision to impose a level 5 Covid restriction nationally, saying it will have a devastating effect on business, and will impact on other health services. He claims the most recent Covid case numbers show the pandemic situation is 'consistent'

There are reports that a well-attended so-called 'lockdown party' was held at a premises in Sligo for most of yesterday. The owner of TNT Gym in Sligo has condemned such gatherings on a day when businesses are forced to close

Sligo minor football manager Daragh Fallon gives his 'take' on the GAA announcement the Connacht minor championship is halted because of the Level 5 Covid restrictions.

Martin Hernandez, a Mexican national who has lived in Donegal Town for 12 years, has offered free food from his restaurant to anyone who finds themselves struggling during the latest lockdown. Martin owns the La Fiesta Restaurant and says he wants to repay the kindness shown to him by the people of Donegal

Leitrim minor football manager Benny Guckian on the GAA's decision to halt all underage intercounty football and hurling championships as the country prepares to enter Level 5 restrictions.

Former Donegal Minister and TD, Jim McDaid, and former Sligo-Leitrim election candidate, Anne McCloskey, are among 15 GPs who have written a letter to Government advising a change in strategy to deal with Covid. They claim lockdown measures have little impact on the spread of the virus and we need to co-exist with it

Non-essential businesses are being forced to close their doors from midnight tonight, as part of the level 5 Covid lockdown. And they're trying to stay positive and look at online development, as John Mullaney of Mullaney Brothers and Eamonn Cunningham of EJ Menswear have been explaining

The decision by the Government to overturn a directive to restrict numbers attending funerals to 10 under Covid level 5 has been welcomed by County Sligo funeral director, David McGowan - the numbers remain at 25. He claims it was a clear case of the Government not being in touch with the custom and traditions of rural Ireland

It's 40 years next week since the first of two hunger strikes at the Maze Prison - seven republican prisoners refusing food for 53 days, among them, Tommy McKearney, who's been looking back, insisting he and his colleagues had no option at the time, and accepted the challenge before them