Sligo RFC's Ross O'Boyle tells Ocean FM Sport about the club's unique 'Triple Crown' fundraising initiative.

Jake Dykes and Ben Spelman joined Ocean FM Sport to discuss their new business, Atlantic Scholarships, which seeks to help athletes from Ireland secure scholarships in the US.

Younger listeners have been having their say ahead of this afternoon's Black Lives Matter protest at City Hall in Sligo Town. The event goes ahead with Garda clearance despite criticism from some who believe it could potentially breach Covid-19 regulations

Five years after plans were announced for a new Sligo Garda Station to be built at Caltragh, the project has been shelved by Garda Commissioner, Drew Harris. Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan confimed the move in the Dail last evening, despite consistently saying a new Garda Station was a priority for him and the Government

Ocean Drive With Collie on Movies June 4th by OceanFM Ireland

Ocean FM's Donegal GAA podcast 'Dún na nGAAll' is back for a new summer season.

Presented by Paddy McGill, it will bring you the key talking points and interviews on club and county.

Special guest on Episode 1 is: Paul 'Papa' Durcan.

To contact the podcast, email [email protected].

Coming up on this mornings show

- Businessman Kevin Quinn joins us to discuss the reopening of Pubs and

Restaurants

- Musician and Composer Eddie Lee tells us about how he has used lockdown

to develop his talent as a photographer

- Dawn Clark is delighted to be reopening the doors of her Bridal Studio

Lamelia in Beltra Co Sligo

Denis says he's furious at being asked to pay motor tax for the months of April and May, when he and his vehicle have been in isolation during that period. He's called for a change in the law in this regard, while FF Transport spokesperson, Marc MacSharry, responds

Alan Kelly says his leadership of the Labour Party will focus more on working people, jobs and quality of life. Deputy Kelly has been reflecting on the first two months in the job, and says there will be a renewed focus on increasing party support in the North West.

Pic, Newstalk

The organisers of an anti-racism protest due to be held outside City Hall in Sligo tomorrow insist it will go ahead, despite growing calls for it be be cancelled due to Covid-10 concerns. They pulled out of an arranged interview on the North West Today show because of what they claim was the abuse they have been subjected to on social media