North West Today, a multi-award-winning show has traditionally set the news agenda for the North West. Every morning Niall Delaney brings you a combination of hard-hitting interviews, listener interaction on local issues and human interest stories from around the region.
Tuesdays Feature: ‘On The Beat’ Niall is joined by local Gardaí who keep listeners updated on local crime prevention efforts and news around the North West. We hear their advice and guidance on protecting our homes, families and business’s.
The show is produced by Donegal native Margaret Carr-Flynn.
Once, Twice, Three Times A Breakdown – Donegal bus service criticised
A Bus Eireann bus took six and a half hours to travel from Dublin to Donegal Town last week after breaking down THREE times en…
Financial cost for everybody in any case – Coveney defends Govt Climate Action Plan
The Tanaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Coveney, says younger generations will not forgive us if we don’t act on climate change issues now.…
Garda appeal on aggravated burglary at Carraroe in Sligo
Gardai in Sligo have renewed their appeal for information concerning an aggravated burglary at Drumiskabole, Carraroe in Sligo in October of last year. Gardai have…
Baby spends 4 days in hospital as a result of crytosporidium
The Lough Talt Water Warriors group have highlighted the case of a young baby who’s been treated in hospital for the effects of cryptosporidium. The…
Hayfever and how to deal with it – Molloys Pharmacy health slot
We’ve a new regular health slot on North West Today, brought to you by Molloys Pharmacy. This week, pharmacist James Geraghty fields questions on Hayfever…
The Friday Panel, Constance Cassidy, Tommy Higgins, Paula Gilvarry
On this week’s Friday Panel, Barrister and owner of Lissadell House, Constance Cassidy, businessman and founder of Ticketmaster, Tommy Higgins, and Doctor and chef, Paula…
Kilcar community to resist post office closure
The community of Kilcar say they will fight the An Post decision to shut their local post office after the retirement of the postmaster at…
Sligo students succeed with new book on dyslexia
Mercy College Sligo students, Enya Hughes and Annie Buick have produced, and are now selling, a new book on dyslexia, based on their own experiences.…
Ruhama not surprised at prevalence of brothels in NW towns and villages
Reports suggest there are an increasing number of brothels in existence in Sligo Town, but a group which works with women affected by prostitution insist…
Cousin of Keash famine ship victims says identification of remains is very emotional
Pat Ward from Keash in Co Sligo is a distant cousin of the local family whose five daughters died when a famine ship sank en…
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