Ocean FM News Reports

Sligo swimmer Mona McSharry spoke to Ocean FM Sport about the IOC's decision to postpone the Tokyo Olympics until 2021.

The Tanaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Coveney, has appealed to everyone to heed the Government advice and guidelines to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Speaking on the North West Today show, Minster Coveney says he has no doubt thousands of lives will be saved if we 'listen and respond'. He's been expanding on the latest Government restrictions and employment subsidies

Four young people from Donegal Town are among those stranded in Perth, Australia, as a result of flights being cancelled due to coronavirus. The four have no jobs and no accommodation and are being quoted huge fares to get a flight home, as Deputy Thomas Pringle has been outlining

The proprietor of Alfie's The Barber Shop in Sligo has said the decision to lay off workers due to coronavirus has been horrendous. Alfie Mahon says he also can't understand why hairdressers have been forced to close while politicians and TV presenters appear to be having their hair groomed on an ongoing basis

There's been outrage at the apparent lack of social distancing at local beaches and resorts across the North West over the weekend. Donegal Cllr Barry Sweeny says the time has come to shut down such facilities, which Cllr Marie Casserly wants the immediate closure of all caravan parks and camping sites

Mass behind closed doors from Sligo Cathedral, Sunday March 22nd by OceanFM Ireland

All that can be done, has been done at both Sligo and Letterkenny University Hospials in preparation for dealing with coronavirus patients. That's according to the CEO of the Saolta hospital management group, Tony Canavan, who has been visiting both Hospitals today

Siobhan Murray author of The Burnout Solution

Gary Stafford Lyons Cafe

Joe Grogan Walkers 1781

Fabio from Raffaeles Tubbercurry

Carol-Anne Rushe from Sweat beat

Kellie Cadman from Get Grounded Coffee Cart

A Killybegs resident has expressed his anger after a bus, full of tourists, stopped off in the town yesterday. He says such actions are unacceptable during the coronavirus lockdown, when all local businesses are taking necessary precautions

Ocean Drive with Collie on Movies Thanks to Eclipse Cinemas Bundoran

This week a look at a selection of Irish Movies