Councillor conflicted on delivering election literature to ‘No Junk Mail’ houses
Leitrim Sinn Fein councillor, Seadhna Logan, is asking members of the public for advice on whether he should leave his local election literature at houses which have ‘no junk mail’ signs. He believes election leaflets…
Plea for information as vandalism again destroys Ballyshannon Community Garden
Those behind the Ballyshannon Community Garden project are considering whether it’s worth continuing on as a result of the latest attack on its facility. Its polytunnel was again shredded over the weekend. Maureen Keenaghan, one…
Parents express indifference after partying youths leave Strandhill area in a mess
Gardai say they interviewed the parents of 40 youths after they had congregated in a forestry area in Strandhill on St Patrick’s Day for a party, and left a large amount of rubbish behind them.…
Barbarism – Head of Sligo-Leitrim Islamic Cultural Centre condemns New Zealand shootings
The head of the Sligo-Leitrim Islamic Cultural Centre, Dr. Jamshaid Sulehri, has condemned as barbarism the attacks on two mosques in New Zealand last week and the murder of 49 people. He says he was…
Listeners debate amnesty for all involved in killings during Northern Troubles
Listener, Robert, believes there is no point in prosecuting one of the ex-British soldiers for his involvement in the Bloody Sunday killings as he won’t be convicted, and suggests an amnesty for all those involved…
Ricky Tomlinson on Brexit, poverty, and Jurgen Klopp’s teeth
Actor, Ricky Tomlinson, is to appear at the Hawkswell Theatre in Sligo next week – the face of Jim Royle of The Royle Family has been telling us more about the show, and offering his…
The Friday Panel, Rosaleen O’Grady, Eddie Davitt, Micheal Feehily
On our Friday Panel this week, Mayor of Sligo, Rosaleen O’Grady, Eddie Davitt of the IFA, and businessman, Micheal Feehily. They discuss issues such as St. Patrick’s Day trips abroad, Brexit, Eurovision boycotts and the…