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Students need a decision on what form the junior and leaving certs will take this year. Another meeting is taking place between the Department of Education and stakeholders today to consider the options. The Irish Second-Level Students Union wants calculated grades and scaled-back exams. Sligo/Leitrim Labour Spokesperson, John Davey, says…

Sligo/Leitrim Independent TD, Marian Harkin, has again raised the possibility of appointing someone to oversee the rollout of the vaccination programme. She raised the issue in the Dail where she said there is a lack of transparency and detailed planning of the rollout. Government opposition has been pressuring them to…

The timetable for vaccinating 700,000 people by March is in doubt. There is likely to be an under delivery of doses from AstraZeneca, however, Sligo/Leitrim TD and Minister of State at the Department of Health, Frank Feighan, says other vaccines will hopefully be approved in the coming weeks. The EU…

IT Sligo is now inviting applications for its Sports Scholarship programme for the 2021/2022 academic year. The Institute offers up to 60 Scholarships each year with the Gold award worth €1,750 to the successful applicant. The scheme is designed to help talented student athletes reach their sporting potential. IT Sligo’s…

Ocean FM has been informed of the following deaths:     Roger Lipsett, Dublin, and Kinlough   John Pat Rooney, Manorhamilton   John Keegan, Calry   Ursula McManus, Bundoran   Brendan Gaffney, Collooney and Monasteraden,   Hughie Costello, Sligo   Mary Murphy, Ballyshannon and Bundoran   PJ McLoughlin, Dromahair  …

For the second consecutive, week, there’s been a noticeable decrease in the 14-day incidence rare across all local electoral areas in the north west region. The latest daily figures from the National Public Health Emergency Team shows 63 new cases were recorded in Co. Donegal, 15 in Sligo and less…