Sligo RNLI issue safety advice
Sligo Bay RNLI are urging anyone planning a trip to the coast, beach, or inland waters over the weekend to stay safe amid the continued good spell of warm weather forecast to enjoy themselves but please be mindful of their own personal safety. Among the advice issued is: Check weather…
New Principal appointed to Abbey Vocational School
A new principal has been appointed at Abbey Vocational School in Donegal Town. Alan Thompson, a native of Ballybofey will succeed the retiring Ms. Geraldine Diver from January 1, 2024. The announcement was made by the Donegal ETB on Friday evening with Mr. Thompson set to leave his…
Sligo TD claims the current Hospital overcrowding is most severe in North West
A Sligo Leitrim TD says it’s time the government looked at more than figures when it comes to establishing which Hospitals are close to breaking point in this country. The latest INMO trolley watch figures has placed Sligo University Hospital as the second most over- crowded in the country…
Surprise expressed that Benbulben and Milligan Court accommodation will not be for student use.
The president of the Students union in Sligo has expressed his disappointment with the confirmation that Benbulben Court or Milligan Court will not be returning as Purpose built student built accommodation for the current academic year. Jeremiah Egberongbe says it’s a devastating blow for students attending the ATU. …
The Friday Panel, Deputy Martin Kenny, Martina Harkin Kelly
This week’s Friday Panel discuss the lowering of speed limits, lack of student accommodation, refugee numbers, increase in fuel prices, the John Gilligan TV documentary, electoral boundary changes, and Wolfe Tones songs. Guests are TD Martin Kenny and former INMO President Martina Harkin Kelly
Lack of communication and staff turnover – one client’s issues with carer service
One woman who has carers looking after an elderly relative has outlined her frustration with elements of the service – they include a lack of consistency in dealing with specific carers, and the fact that communication with the carer has to be carried out through a co-ordinator
Mother appeals to council not to move her out of Cranmore home
The mother of an autistic child has appealed to Sligo County Council to reconsider their decision to move her from her council house in Cranmore today to an apartment in Milligan Court. Caroline, who’s been on the housing waiting list for two years, says the frequent change in accommodation is…