Arts House, with Harry Keaney, March 17th 2019
In this week’s Arts House, we hear about Con Brio in Sligo, a voluntary music association that brings top class chamber and orchestral music to local audiences. Felim McNeela talks about its classical music series,…
The Rovers Review: Episode 5 – 17/03/2019
It wasn’t exactly the St Patrick’s weekend that Sligo Rovers were hoping for. A 3-0 loss to a Jack Byrne-inspired Shamrock Rovers in Dublin leaves Rovers eighth in the Premier Division table after six games.…
The Land of a Thousand Welcomes – Part One
Over the next three weeks in our new series called ‘The Land of a Thousand Welcomes’ presented by Claire Ronan, we ask whether Ireland still lives up to its claim of being “The Land of…
Up and Running with Claire Ronan
This week: Claire travelled out to the food hub in Drumshanbo where she met Sean McGloin from Blakes Always Organic. Conor Maher from the Oarsman in Carrick an Shannon. Robert Rigney from Leitrim Marina Hotel…
The Rovers Hour: Shamrock Rovers 3 Sligo Rovers 0
Sligo Rovers suffered their first league defeat on the road on Friday night when they were beaten 3-0 by SSE Aitricity League Premier Division leaders Shamrock Rovers at Tallaght Stadium. Listen back to how the…
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…
More prosecutions needed for Bloody Sunday insists SF election candidate
The decision to prosecute just one ex-British Soldier for his involvement in the Bloody Sunday killings is disappointing, according to Donegal Sinn Fein election candidate, Michael McMahon. And he has rejected the suggestion that an…