Liam Buckley appointed Sporting Director of Cork City
Former Sligo Rovers manager Liam Buckley has been appointed as the new Sporting Director of Cork City FC. The Leeside club confirmed the news on Wednesday afternoon. Buckley’s new role will see him focus primarily on player recruitment at Cork, along with supporting first-team manager Colin Healy on all football-related…
Planned water outage in Bundoran
People living in parts of Bundoran may experience a water outage this evening due to planned works. A valve is being replaced in the West End area which may result in a loss in supply from 9pm until the early hours of tomorrow morning. Its expected that supply…
Pearson to stay on as Sligo rugby coach
Paddy Pearson has agreed to stay on as Sligo senior men’s head rugby coach for next season. The Kiwi native, who is in his stint as head coach, guided Sligo to the AIL Division 2B play-off semi-finals this season – and a Connacht Cup senior final appearance, which they lost…
Criticism of overgrown state of Drumcliffe graveyard
Visitors to Drumcliffe graveyard have expressed disappointment at the overgrown state of much of it, Despite including the burial place of WB Yeats, it’s emerged that there is not adequate funding or resources for its upkeep OceanFM Ireland · Criticism of overgrown state Of Drumcliffe graveyard
New sponsors for Donegal International Rally
Wilton Recycling has been announced as the new main sponsor of the Donegal International Rally. The Cavan-based company will be the headline sponsor for this year’s event which runs from Friday, June 16th to Sunday, June 18th. This is a three-year deal rolling into 2024 and 2025. Announcing details of…
Sligo & Leitrim continue minor championship campaigns tonight
Sligo and Leitrim continue their respective Connacht LGFA minor football championship campaigns on Wednesday evening with away trips to Galway and Mayo respectively. After their opening weekend victory over Leitrim, Keith McLoughlin’s Sligo travel to Clonberne to take on Galway at 7pm. At the same in time in Aghamore, Mayo…
Coleman’s injury not as bad as first feared
Seamus Coleman’s knee injury is not as bad as first feared. The Ireland captain was stretchered off in Everton’s 2-2 Premier League draw with Leicester on Monday night. In a post on Instagram on Wednesday, Coleman says a scan has revealed no ACL damage. The Killybegs native added that he…