The recent experience of a national school in Calry, Sligo, dealing with a positive Covid-19 case shows there are communications issues within the system which need to be addressed. The dilemma facing management of the school of who to inform and who not to inform has been raised in the Dail by TD Marian Harkin

One woman has spoken of her fear of coming outside her door for fear of contracting the coronavirus. She says she is living in fear and petrified at the prospect of becoming ill, and can't understand how the pubs have been allowed to open

Teacher's Union, ASTI, have not ruled out the possibility of strike action due to Covid safety concerns for their members in schools. Donegal/Sligo ASTI representative, Patrick Curley, insists teachers have stepped up to the challenge of re-opening schools, but want to ensure a safer environment for all

A man who's been in the taxi business for 30 years, and is a patient attending services at St Columba's Hospital in Sligo, has hit out at being charged over €21 euro for having items delivered to him at the hospital. He says the total distance travelled by the taxi amounts to 6km and the fare was not justified

Gardai in Sligo have appealed for information surrounding the fatal road traffic accident at Rathcormac in Co Sligo on Sunday morning last in which a man in his 40's from Bundoran was killed. Garda Yvonne Carolan of Donegal Garda Station with this week's On The Beat

County final Player of the Match Ailbhe Clancy reflects on Glencar/Manorhamilton's first ever Leitrim LGFA senior football title, following Sunday's 5-19 to 1-9 win against Seán O'Heslin's.

Curry's Man of the Match, Red Óg Murphy, savours their Intermediate championship title at Markievicz Park, following a 1-16 to 1-10 final victory against St Molaise Gaels.

Listen back to the Tourlestrane presentation and captain's speech made by James Leonard following Sunday's 1-14 to 1-11 county final win against Drumcliffe/Rosses Point at Markievicz Park.

It's been a sad week for both Friday panellists this week, both of whom experienced the death of a friend. Trying to stay positive during Covid, pubs re-opening, the demise of Fianna Fail, property tax, and staycations are among the topics discussed by Cllr Michael Clarke and former Sligo Mayor Veronica Cawley

Former Garda Majella Moynihan has appealed to other women who have experienced injustice to speak out and come forward. Majella has been speaking about experiences of interrogation by Garda management after becoming pregnant outside marriage in the early 1980's and of having to give up her baby son for adoption