The multi-award-winning show has traditionally set the news agenda for the North West, and is combination of hard-hitting interviews, listener interaction, and human interest stories.
The show is produced by Margaret Carr-Flynn.
Groups clash on Blasphemy Referendum
There’s just 11 days to go to the Referendum on Blasphemy, with surveys showing a third of the population have yet to make up their…
Nothing being ruled out as Magherow residents challenge ‘error’ in post office closure
The committee set up to save Ballinfull Post Office from closure have been reacting to angry exchanges in the Dail last week during which a…
The Friday Panel, Dee Gillan, Gerry McGovern, Amanda Gallagher
On this week’s Friday Panel, disability rights campaigner, Dee Gillan, Gerry McGovern, proprietor of the Hill Hotel in Gurteen, and Amanda Gallagher, pro-life campaigner. Topics…
Sligo Reiki healer rejects Bishop’s ‘evil spirits’ claim
Irish Bishop, Alphonsus Cullinan, has caused controversy with his comments that those who avail of Reiki healing are being exposed to ‘evil spirits’ and that…
Salon owner slams Government decision to increase VAT rate
Rossa Danagher, owner of Rossano’s Hairdressing Salons in Sligo, Donegal Town and Ballyshannon, claims jobs in the industry will be put at risk as a…
Time for FF to end its support for Government insists MacSharry
The confidence and supply agreement between Fianna Fail and the Government has run its course and should be ended, according to Sligo-Leitrim TD, Marc MacSharry.…
The Budget laid bare-What’s in it for you?
Pierce Maloney, Tax Manager with Porter and Co Chartered Accountants, Sligo, sifts through Budget 2019 and looks at changes in USC, personal taxation, social welfare,…
Leitrim’s Kurdish-Iranian hurler features in new campaign
Zak Moradi, senior hurler with County Leitrim, is featuring in a new campaign underway by the Gaelic Player’s Association, called The Player’s Voice. Zak is…
Mixed views on possible alcohol ban on Sligo trains
Iarnrod Eireann have announced alcohol bans on more train services between the West of Ireland and Dublin due to passenger complaints, but see no need…
Local cervical cancer campaigners devastated at death of Emma Mhic Mathuna
There has been an outpouring at sadness and anger locally at the death of cervical cancer advocate, Emma Mhic Mathuna. Patricia Connolly organised a ‘knickers…
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