Letirim GAA supporters have been reacting to the criticism by the Tipperary manager of their decision not to play a weekend National Football League game because of Covid issues. David Power described the decision as 'very, very, poor'. Former Leitrim player Martin McHugh is among those reacting

Two rowers from Donegal Bay Rowing Club, Luke Keaney & Rosy Temple are in Italy this week to compete in the European Offshore Coastal Challenge in Tuscany. This is the first time the club has competed at an international rowing event.

Their coach Patrick Brady spoke to Ocean FM Sport’s Austin O’Callaghan.

There's been a spate of thefts of dogs across the North West in recent months, and Gardai have warned that there are gangs at large in the region stealing these animals, which is a lucrative business. The leader of Aontú, Peadar Tóibín is now to introduce a Dail Bill which would mean a 10-month prison sentence for anyone involved in such crime

A Professor of Economics has agreed with assessments from two national public bodies that Sligo should not be considered a 'city', but a 'regional growth centre' instead. Professor Edgar Morgenroth says Sligo does not meet the accepted criteria to be named a city, and its population is actually falling

Listen back to commentary from Sunday's SSE Airtricity League Premier Division game at Tolka Park between Shelbourne & Sligo Rovers.

Match commentary from Keith O'Dwyer & Mark Rossiter.

Cathal Mullaney is joined by four members of the Coolera/Strandhill team - Neil Carew, Con O'Meara, Kieran Quinn & Adrian McPartland, as they reflect on their 2005 Sligo senior football championship winning season.

Sligo hurlers are celebrating the Division 3B national league title after a hard-fought 3-17 to 2-16 win against neighbours Leitrim at the Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence on Sunday.

Team captain Niall Feehily and Gerard O'Kelly-Lynch, scorer of all three of Sligo's goals, spoke to Ocean FM Sport's Rian Bailey.

Sligo's promotion hopes in Division 4 of the national football league were effectively ended on Saturday following their 2-17 to 2-15 loss to Carlow.

Manager Paul Taylor spoke to reporters after the game:

Leitrim manager Terry Hyland explains to Ocean FM Sport's Austin O'Callaghan the circumstances that led to their decision not to travel to Newry to play Down on Saturday.

As part of the HSE's Understand Together campaigner, Occupational Therapist, Julie Bradley, who works in Co. Donegal, has been offering advice to those Living with Dementia