Rare archaeological find in Co. Sligo
A rare archaeological discovery was made in Co. Sligo recently. A red coloured smooth stone pendant with a hole in one end was found by…
MacManus Unhappy with 4 day cooling off period for hauliers
Sligo Sinn Fein MEP Chris MacManus says new EU rules which will impose a 4-day cooling off period for hauliers are “not welcome”. The…
Local publican calls for V.A.T reduction in hospitality sector
A local publican and NEC officer of the Sligo Vintners association says the number of pubs thought to be in breach of Covid 19 regulations…
Parents will have to pay for school bus tickets before the end of July
Parents and guardians have until the end of this month to pay their children’s school bus ticket fees for new academic year ahead. Many…
Donegal emergency services involved in rescue operation close to Malin Head
The emergency services were involved in a rescue off Malin Head yesterday evening. Reports were received by emergency services that a small boat was…
Sligo Cathaoirleach concerned with driving test backlog
Although Driving tests have resumed in some centres around the country, the list of those waiting on driving tests in Sligo continues to grow at…
Latest cases of Covid-19 are people under 45
There’s a “clear change” in the way Covid-19 is spreading, with younger people now accounting for the vast majority of cases in this country. …
Kenny fears coalition will do a u-turn on pension age
The Sinn Féin justice spokesman, Martin Kenny TD, says that any rowing back on the Programme for Government promise not to extend the old age…
Drumkeeran Landslides raised in Dáil
The plight of those in Drumkeeran impacted by recent landslides was raised in the Dáil yesterday evening. The Minister of State for Heritage and…
Government review to be carried out into Drumkeeran landslides
The Minister for Agriculture is to carry out an independent report on the recent landslides in Drumkeeran to establish if forest activity contributed to the…
Tune in to The Wave weeknights from 10pm – 12am. The show is hosted by Drumshanbo man Andrew Mooney. Primarily a music driven show playing hits over the last 40+ years from pop, rock, dance and everything in between.
The Chill Into Midnight is played each night at the end of the show which is usually more relaxing and longer songs than what you would normally hear on the radio.