Questions over when Gardai in North West will get body cams
Questions are being asked over when Gardai in the North West will be allocated body worn cameras. It comes as Gardai in Limerick are this week taking part in the second phase of the trial of the cameras, which will eventually be issued to every Garda in the country.…
People in North West reminded of healthcare options this Bank Holiday
People in the North West are being reminded of their healthcare options this August Bank Holiday weekend. Health services are expecting a rise in the number of people presenting over the course of the weekend. As the August bank holiday approaches, the HSE in the North West is…
The Final Whistle podcast 01/08/2024
Leitrim are back at Croke Park for an All-Ireland football final this Sunday. We’ll take you inside the Leitrim camp as they look to regain the women’s All-Ireland intermediate football title for the first time since 2007. We hear from the new Donegal GAA County Administrator Lisa McTernan, who begins…
Appeal launched over missing Sligo woman
An appeal has been launched over a woman missing from Sligo for over a month. Gardaí are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 37-year-old Amy Conway who is reported missing from her home in Sligo Town, Co. Sligo since Wednesday, 26th of June 2024. Amy was last…
New Sinn Féin plan pledges affordable North West housing
The newly proposed housing plan by Sinn Féin commits to affordable housing and renting in the North West. That’s according to Donegal TD Padraig Maclochlainn, who was speaking following his party’s proposal. The plan’s aim for house purchase prices to be between €250,000 – €300,000, and rents to…
“Some people might call me a control freak” – New Donegal GAA Administrator Lisa McTernan
Aodh Ruadh Ballyshannon’s Club Chairperson, Lisa McTernan, begins her new full-time role this month as Donegal GAA’s County Administrator. She succeeds the outgoing Noreen Doherty. Lisa’s been speaking to Ocean FM Sport’s Austin O’Callaghan about her new appointment.
Sligo Town urged to get banners and bunting out to support Olympians
Sligo Town needs to do more to show its support for, and pride in, the five athletes who are representing the county in the Olympic and Paralympic Games. That’s according to Sean Cuningham, who says there needs to be more flags, banners and bunting displayed in the town, like other…