The importance of watering plants and shrubs is dealt with by Liam Feeney of Feeney's Garden Centre this week, during this drought period. Liam also answers listener's question on a variety of topics

Concerns of the arrival of a bus load of tourists into Killybegs have been allayed after it emerged that they are fishermen waiting to board a vessel at the local harbour. The crew are isolating in a local hotel for a number of weeks before the arrival of the vessel. Local TD Thomas Pringle says it makes sense

An investigation has been called for after revelations that the numbers of spoiled votes in the Sligo-Leitrim constituency due to unstamped ballot papers was the highest in the country in February's General Election. A total of 107 votes were deemed invalid and former councillor, Keith Henry, says he'll be taking the matter up with the courts service

Dr Stephen Gilmartin, a doctor in Emergency Medicine at Crumlin Children's Hospital, joined Ocean FM Sport on Sunday to offer an insight into life on the frontline during the Covid-19 crisis.

St Michae's GAA club are undertaking a novel fundraiser - Brian Taaffe joined Ocean FM Sport to tell us more.

Inter-county referee Barry Judge spoke to Ocean FM about his involvement in a nationwide fundraiser, how referees want to get back on the field and the potential for action to take place later this year.

The Sligo Senior hurling manager, Daithi Hand, joined Ocean FM Sport on Sunday to give an insight to life of an inter-county manager on the weekend Sligo were scheduled to begin their Christy Ring Cup campaign.

Commentary from the 1995 Donegal Senior football final, when Killybegs beat Naomh Columba by 0-10 to 1-6. Match commentators: Phonsie Travers and Pauric McGarrigle. Captain of Killybegs on the day was John 'Rasda' Cunningham - he joins us to reflect on the win.

Gerard Moore General Manager of the Sligo Park Hotel discucces reopening the hotel and the support that is needed from the government.

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