The importance of fertilising your plants and shrubs is highlighted on this week's Gardening Time, and all your questions answered. Liam Feeney of Feeney's Garden Centre, Glencar, once again in the hot seat

A group calling itself The Castle Street and Grattan Street Retailers/Stakeholders has expressed its opposition to the new Covid-19 mobility plan for Sligo Town. In a letter to councillors, the group criticise the lack of transparency in implementation of the plan and warn of the forced closure of small businesses as a result. Meanwhile, Castle Street business owner, Finbarr Filan, has defended the plan

A former local Garda, who has previously said he never expected to be be walking behind the hearses of colleagues who were shot, says the latest incident is frightening but not surprising. Gerry Murphy, who served as a Garda in Manorhamilton, says there's a dark cloud hanging over the country since the shooting dead of Detective Garda Colm Horkan

The operators of the Sligo Farmer's Market have now removed a one euro admission charge, which was introduced to offset Covid-19 regulation costs put in place. There had been some criticism of the charge, but Guy Marsden says they have had a tremendous response from customers and are now in position to remove it

The national co-ordinator with the Green Party, Leitrim's Blaithin Gallagher, says she can't call the outcome of the member's vote on acceptance of the Programme for Government. The former Sligo-Leitrim election candidate has described the debate within the Party as robust, but feels it's vital members have their say

The popular Lough Gill Hospice Swim, in aid of North West Hospice and in memory of the late Neil McGarry, has its 10th anniversary this year. Although Covid-19 means there will be some changes, it still goes ahead with a modified format. Ciaran Fitzgerald and Paul McGarry explained how the 2020 version will take place.

The GUI's Championships Manager, and Sligo native, Mark Wehrly joined Ocean FM Sport on Sunday to detail how inter-club competition will proceed later this year.

Sligo GAA CCC chair Keith Henry joined Ocean FM Sport to outline what format club competitions in Sligo might take later this year.

Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin believes that some members of Leitrim and Donegal County Councils, who have publicly opposed going into coalition, are now reflecting on their position. And he's appealed to the others to reconsider and support the Programme for Government.

Stand-in Ocean Breakfast Club presenter, Kevin Keenan, said he couldn't be got, and resisted all scuds thrown at him, until his final morning on-air. He'd an exclusive piece of sports team news to bring us, but he hadn't read the script.....