This Week:

- (1 min) Voices from reopening of Penneys Sligo

- (12:15)Eoin Sheehan from Call of the Wild

- (18:10) Maura McSharry from Simones

The proprietor of Rossano's Hair Salon in Sligo, Donegal Town and Ballyshannon has claimed the hairdressing black market is 'thriving' during the Covid-19 restrictions, and the problem needs to be addressed. Rossa Donagher insists the hairdressing industry needs to be fully licensed. He's been explaining how he and his staff are preparing for re-opening

We've been listening back to an interview we conducted with Canon Kevin Earley in 2013, about his life as a student, teacher and Principal at Summerhill College, Sligo, following his death. While Monsignor Gerry Dolan pays tribute to him

Ocean Drive With Collie On Movies June 11th by OceanFM Ireland

Football's coming back!

But does the GAA's 'Safe Return to Play' document raise more questions than answers? Three club footballers, Brendan Maguire (Killybegs), Alan Lyons (Naomh Ultan) and CJ Molloy (Ardara) discuss.

Plus - Cahir O'Kane (Irish News) and 'Mosey' Byrne (Irish Sun) on the conundrum for clubs 'county' players as October gets bigger and closer.

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This week's Financial Advice slot looks at how to structure and get the best return on your savings. Colm O'Flaherty of Neptune Financial and Property, High Street, Sligo, provides his expertise

GAA clubs with the name John Mitchel to be changed, a Co Donegal road called Slavery Road to be re-named, Penny Lane in Liverpool to be re-named - some of the ongoing suggestions prompted by the Black Lives Matter protests. Carolyn grew up in Kentucky, USA, and says we can't change our history, no matter how difficult it may be

There's been some resistance from members of local Catholic Church congregations to the new set of regulations introduced by the hierarchy to deal with Covid-19 as masses and ceremonies get set to resume. Jack from Dromore West claims local parishoners are fed up of being dictated to from Dublin, and claims that holy water, as it's blessed, cannot be considered dangerous in spreading the virus

Singer Sandy Kelly says she's been inundated with reaction from carers as a result of her highlighting their plight on national television this week. Sandy, as a carer herself, of her daughter, Barbara, claims they have been forgotten about during the Covid crisis, with no access to respite services

11 month-old Leila Hughes from Co Sligo is due to undergo a bone marrow transplant at Crumlin Hospital on Monday next. Leila suffers from a rare gene mutation condition, as her mother, Stacey, has been explaining. A GoFundMe page, Love Our Leila, has been set up to assist with the expense involved