The Adult Mental Health Unit at Sligo University Hospital (SUH) has received a scathing report following an annual inspection. The inspection over four days in August last year by the Mental Health Commission at the centre which opened in...
Fresh concerns have been raised about coastal erosion in Strandhill with parts of a walkway to the beach giving way to the sea in recent days. The SCDA – Strandhill Coastal Erosion Sub committee believe is an urgent and significant public...
Coolaney’s Dara Mulvey was today elected as Cathaoirleach of Sligo County Council for the forthcoming year and in doing so joins a unique group who bear the distinction of twice holding the position. Fine Gael’s Cllr Mulvey succeeds Cllr...
There are books that recount history, and there are books that recover the voices of those who lived it. Famine: Voices of a Lost Generation does both. In this powerful and deeply moving work, author and historian Joe McGowan explores one of...
The ongoing issue of student capacity at St Patrick’s NS Calry was raised in the Dáil this week by Deputy Eamon Scanlon. He highlighted the issue which has seen the school receive 45 completed applications for junior infant enrolment, almost...
Tuesday was a special day for the community of Ballymote as a large group of locals attended the official opening of the new 400m athletics track and soccer pitch development. Minister Charlie McConalogue, Minister of State at the...
As Ireland celebrates Craft Month this August, Tubbercurry Old Fair Day Festival returns with one of the country’s largest showcases of traditional skills and heritage, bringing together more than 50 craft and heritage demonstrations...
Popular North Sligo priest, Fr Christy McHugh has celebrated 40 years since his ordination to the priesthood. A mass of Thanksgiving was held in the Church of Mary Immaculate, Grange on Friday evening last, June 26th followed by a...
