The Friday Panel Live From Ballyshannon, Michael Daly, Donagh Keon, Valerie McNulty
We’re live in Ballyshannon for this week’s Friday Panel, and are joined by Michael Daly of the Donegal Democrat, Donagh Keon of the local Business Chamber, and community activist, Valerie McNulty. Issues discussed include the…
Mary went public on cancer battle to give encouragement to others
Irish international athlete, Mary Cullen, has been speaking about her powerful appearance on The Rotunda programme on RTE TV last week and why she agreed to become involved. Mary found out she had cancer, just…
Sandy Kelly talks about her involvement in emotional Brendan Grace TV series
Sandy Kelly is one of those involved in the emotional RTE series, Brendan Grace – Thanks for the Memories, which has been dealing with the issues of dementia and Alzheimer’s, but has also now become…
Family’s desperate plea for support, as woman battles with mental health
The family of a young North Sligo woman, who’s been under the care of local mental services for the past year and a half, have expressed their frustration at the lack of adequate mental health…
Green Party not anti-rural Ireland – Ryan defends village car pooling proposal
Green Party leader, Eamon Ryan, has moved to clarify comments he made about rural villages engaging in a car pooling scheme as part of the fight against climate change. Deputy Ryan has suggested that rural…
All you need to know about Budget 2020…
How does Budget 2020 affect you and your family? Listen here to the comprehensive overview provided by Pierce Maloney of Porter and Co Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers, Sligo, who deals with the areas of…
University play on consent is obscene claims parent
A new play promoting positive, active, consent is currently touring our universities, entitled ‘The Kinds of Sex You Might Have at College. and has been devised by the Active Consent programme at NUI Galway. Parent…