Podcast Hospitality Fm terbaik (2024)

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Safety concerns leave Rescue 118 unable to land at Letterkenny Hospital 3:39

16h ago3:39

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It's emerged that the Rescue 118 helicopter is currently unable to land at Letterkenny University Hospital. It's due to health and safety concerns over the hospitals helipad An inspection was carried out during which a number of issues of concern were highlighted. Instead, the helicopter is landing more than three kilometres away from the hospital …

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Cash, cigarettes & vapes stolen from rural Sligo filling station 1:40

16h ago1:40

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An investigation is continuing into a burglary at a business premises in West Sligo. Thieves broke into the Hilltop filling station in Culleens in the early hours of yesterday morning and made off with a quantity of cigarettes, vapes and a sum of cash. The property was also ransacked during the course of the incident. Gardai say that so far, so arr…

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Exposed Bundoran manhole maddens local Cllr 1:40

16h ago1:40

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Serious concern has been raised over how long it took to fix an exposed manhole on Sea Road in Bundoran. It was left in that state for several weeks, posing a major health and safety hazard. Cllr Michael McMahon rang the company a total of 16 times to the company responsible but initially got nowhere. Eventually it was repaired but a frustrated Cll…

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Ryanair under fire after leaving Sligo passengers stranded in Lanzarote 4:41

16h ago4:41

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Almost 70 holidaymakers including many from the North West were left stranded in Lanzarote on Wednesday afternoon. After getting through check-in, security and landing at the departure gate, passengers were due to embark on the 12.35 destined for Ireland West Airport in Knock. However, only those who booked priority boarding were permitted to board…

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Some reservations over hedge cutting process in Leitrim 1:54

16h ago1:54

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While it is hoped the cutting of dangerous overhanging tree canopies/branches along public roads in Leitrim will have the desired impact, there are some reservations. The new €50 per km grant comes in addition to the €75 per km grant for roadside hedge/overhanging trees which are cut back, with a minimum length of road network per application of 1k…

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Hedge cutting crisis emerging in south Donegal 1:30

16h ago1:30

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A hedge cutting crisis is emerging in south Donegal. That's according to Fianna Fail Cllr Michael Naughton, who claims that there are several junctions and along minor routes where hedges have become completely overgrown. This in turn is said to be causing major health and safety hazards with school buses in particular struggling to get down some r…

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“Perfect storm” creates drop in tourism numbers in North West 0:27

16h ago0:27

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“A perfect storm” is why tourism numbers were down across the north west this summer. That's according to local Councillor and publican Felim Gurn following the publication of a Fáilte Ireland's annual Summer Barometer. The report found that 53 per cent of businesses nationwide had fewer customers than the same period last year. Independent Council…

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The Comedians with Disabilities Act 38:48

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Next month, FREED will be bringing The Comedians with Disabilities Act to downtown Grass Valley for a night of laughter, entertainment, and reflections on being disabled in our ablest society. The Comedians with Disabilities Act is a collection of comedians who have disabilities, both seen and unseen, who bring forth the humor they find in their li…

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President Biden Reportedly Ready to Give Ukraine Permission to Attack Russia 2:00:01

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America’s news channels, talk radio shows, and news websites are abuzz today with chatter about last night’s presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, few Americans know how fast the USA is racing toward a nuclear nightmare with Russia. Big things are underway. Rick Wiles, Doc Burkhart. A…

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Local support for Cabinet's approval to ban disposable vapes 2:15

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Cabinet’s decision to approve the ban on sale of disposable vapes yesterday has been welcomed locally. Legislation will now be drawn up following Health Minister Stephen Donnelly’s successful appeal, which also aims to limit vape flavours to tobacco. The reasons for the move is based upon health and environmental reasons. Sligo-Drumcliff Fianna Fai…

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Simple habits can establish restful, refreshing sleep 25:54

1d ago25:54

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Interview with sleep specialist Ioana Amzuta, MDOleh Amber Smith

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Leitrim Cllr airs high hopes over new water sports facility 2:34

1d ago2:34

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Leitrim County Council have hailed a successful day following the sod turning at Acres Lake earlier this morning. with Minister Catherine Martin in attendance. Failte Ireland funded 75% of the Water Sports Facility in Drumshanbo, with Leitrim county council providing the remainder of the costs. It is believed to cost just over 1 million euros for t…

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New video launched by Sligo County Council 1:52

1d ago1:52

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A new video celebrating Sligo's culture and inclusivity has been launched by the local authority. The video, which showcases members of various groups and businesses around the county was launched earlier this week. It is hoped that the video will attract new businesses, communities and groups to the county. Senior Executive Officer at Sligo County…

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Sligo's accommodation crisis to be raised at FG think-in 3:31

1d ago3:31

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Sligo's student accommodation crisis is expected to be topic of discussion at Fine Gaels think-in today. More than 70 Fine Gael politicians and general election candidates are in Co Offaly this afternoon for a two day gathering ahead of the new Dail term. Controversy arose late last week following confirmation that the owners of Milligan Court in S…

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Donegal TD supports calls for revisions to defective block scheme 1:56

1d ago1:56

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A Donegal TD has given his support to campaigners calling for revisions to the defective concrete block scheme cap and rates. The revisions aim to ensure that early movers on the DCB scheme are not financially penalised. As the cap was set to €420,000 in 2021, and as a result has shown no reflection on inflation in relation to construction costs. I…

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Mountcharles crash barriers 'well past sell by date' 2:06

1d ago2:06

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Crash barriers along the Shore Road in Mountcharles are said to be well past their sell by date. The barriers have become severely corroded, with fears that if a collision were to happen in the area, it could prove catastrophic. There have been several crashes along the stretch over the years. While Council engineers have been out carrying out insp…

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Frustration building in south Sligo over broadband rollout 2:19

1d ago2:19

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Frustration is said to be building over the rollout of high speed broadband in south and west Sligo. It's claimed that several people who would like to live and work in the area have had to move elsewhere due to poor connectivity. It was previously announced under the National Broadband Plan that Sligo would see an investment of €59M in the new hig…

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Investigation launched into fire at former hotel in Enniskillen 1:59

1d ago1:59

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An investigation has been launched into a fire at a derelict hotel in Enniskillen. The blaze broke out in the early hours of this morning and ripped through the Old Railway Hotel in the town. Nine appliances and more than 40 fire personnel had been carrying out operations at Forthill Street. It's not yet known what caused the fire. Sinn Fein MLA Ge…

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Discussion reignited over future of south Donegal fire stations 1:58

1d ago1:58

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Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael Naughton says the situation at present is ultimately a disservice to the fire fighters: He says both communities deserve clarity once and for all:

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Discussion reignited over future of south Donegal fire stations 1:36

1d ago1:36

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The discussion surrounding the future of Bundoran and Ballyshannon fire stations has reignited. A debate over the retention of both stations has rumbled on for over 40 years and no decision has yet been made over whether to keep both open or to close one. All the while, both buildings are said to be falling into a serious state of disrepair. Sinn F…

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Melania Trump Bombshell Video: Former First Lady Questions Feds’ Role in Attempted Assassination 2:00:01

2d ago2:00:01

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Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris will debate each other tonight on live television beginning at 9 PM Eastern. On the morning of the debate, former First Lady Melania Trump dropped a truth bomb on the deep state and news media. She questioned the role of federal agents in the attempted assassination of her husband. Rick…

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Self-administered Pap test a new option in cancer screening 16:09

2d ago16:09

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Interview with Rinki Agarwal, MDOleh Amber Smith

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Spread of mpox virus a cause for concern, not panic 17:34

2d ago17:34

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Interview with Elizabeth Asiago Reddy, MD, chief of infectious diseasesOleh Amber Smith

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Plans in Donegal to host civic reception for Katie-George Dunlevy 2:34

2d ago2:34

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Plans are afoot in Donegal to host a civic reception for Paralympian Katie George Dunlevy. Cyclist Katie-George Dunlevy, who has Donegal connections and pilot Linda Kelly won gold in a time trial on the road and a silver in the women’s B road race. Dunlevy picked up another silver medal on the track with pilot Eve McCrystal. Cathaoirleach of the Do…

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Elected representatives taken to task on DCB cap and rates 2:40

2d ago2:40

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It is hoped that elected representatives in Donegal will support calls for forthcoming revisions to the defective concrete block scheme cap and rates to be implemented retrospectively. The calls come from campaigners including the Mica Action Group. In a statement, they say recommendation of a 6% increase is now 6 months old and was based on a revi…

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Major funding for North West towards climate action projects 1:32

2d ago1:32

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Significant funding has been announced for the North West under the Community Climate Action scheme. Leitrim is set to receive €918,403, while Sligo are getting €444,076, with the funds going towards projects which focus on building low carbon communities across the State. €27 million will be provided nationwide, as the government continues to enco…

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Passengers left stranded after Dublin Airport bus fails to leave Sligo 2:53

2d ago2:53

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It's emerged that a number of bus passengers have been left stranded in Sligo. The revelation comes as one Bus Éireann's 23 service from Sligo to Dublin Airport failed to go past the Summerhill roundabout in recent weeks. This is not a new issue in the north west, however with many being left at the Sligo station previously as they didn’t book onli…

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Answers needed on coastal erosion in Strandhill 1:42

2d ago1:42

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The issue of coastal erosion at Strandhill has been described as an “emergency”. Locals have previously expressed frustrations in highlighting the issue, with videos appearing of a number of areas on social media. While submissions have been made for Strandhill to secure funding to somewhat prevent the erosion, with the use of rock armour thought t…

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Niall Blaney explains withdrawal from Fianna Fail selection convention 2:43

2d ago2:43

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Senator Niall Blaney has outlined his reasons behind his withdrawal from consideration for the Donegal Fianna Fail Selection Convention. Senator Blaney cited that he would be jeopardising the party's chances if he continued to run, as he would split the vote along with current Minister Charlie McConalogue. The convention takes place in Letterkenny …

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Curating Space For Emotional Healing At P2P Events with Colorectal Cancer Alliance's Chelsea Edwards 32:36

2d ago32:36

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Champions of the peer-to-peer industry understand that P2P events go far beyond just fundraising, raising awareness or building community. For those directly affected by our causes, these events can provide a powerful outlet for emotional healing—a meaningful way to take action, mourn, celebrate and feel less isolated in their struggles. However, t…

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Donegal TD accuses Government of 'floating kites' over vulture funds 0:25

3d ago0:25

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A Donegal TD has accused the Government of 'floating kites' over vulture funds in the run up to an election. Taoiseach Simon Harris has denied a U-turn on increasing stamp duty for funds bulk-buying homes in Ireland - while Tanaiste Micheal Martin is urging caution after Junior Finance Minister Neal Richmond called for the tax to be doubled. Sinn F…

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Calls for cancer patients bus from Sligo to Galway 2:10

3d ago2:10

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This month’s meeting of Sligo County Council has heard calls for the introduction of a fit for purpose bus for cancer patients travelling from Sligo to Galway. The current bus is currently without a toilet which has leaves passengers with no option but to ask the driver to stop at service stations along the route. Local Fianna Fáil Councillor Edel …

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Renewed calls for tea trolley return on Sligo to Dublin train 2:10

3d ago2:10

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There's renewed calls for refreshments and drinks to return to the Sligo to Dublin train service. Earlier this year, Irish Rail confirmed that it plans to reintroduce catering services on all its Intercity trains by the end of the year. Catering services had been suspended across the network in March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic after governme…

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Warning over more restaurant and café closures in Sligo 2:34

3d ago2:34

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There's a warning that there will be even more restaurant and café closures in Sligo. It comes Bridgefoot House, located on O'Connell Street announced it's to shut its doors at the end of the month after five years in business. In a statement, the owners rising running costs and the return of 13.5% VAT rate has made it very difficult for independen…

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World Order Tensions Coming Apart in Ukraine and Israel 2:00:01

7h ago2:00:01

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US Senator Lindsey Graham has openly said Washington needs Ukraine’s natural resources and that, therefore, military aid to the country must continue until Kiev is able to “win” its conflict with Russia. Most of today’s discussion will be focused on the growing international tensions regarding who controls the world order. Rick Wiles, Doc Burkhart.…

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Frustrations aired over Sligo bus route 0:32

3d ago0:32

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Further frustrations have been levelled at the National Transport Authority over the route taken by the S1 bus in Sligo. The service previously stopped at Rusheen Ard and Caltragh Crescent, however, it has emerged recently that is no longer the case. With a number of developments ongoing in the area, it is hoped those stops can return. Local Fianna…

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Sligo Cllr confirms developments for new bus shelters 2:14

3d ago2:14

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Four new bus shelters on the S1 inbound route are to be installed in Rosses Point, Cregg and Ballincar. They will be at the Radisson Hotel in Ballincar, the R291 junction at Cregg, the entrance to Rosses Point village opposite the Church of Ireland, and across the road from Sligo Golf Club. A contractor is being appointed with the hopes that that w…

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Fighting Polycystic Kidney Disease 14:12

3d ago14:12

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Polycystic Kidney Disease is a genetic condition you may not have heard of, but it affects over 600,000 people in the U.S. and is one of the leading causes of kidney failure. Our guest is Richard Kellner, who founded The PKD Outreach Foundation, after his wife passed away, and who has been working with over 100 families across the country and curre…

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Works & Process Fall 2024 Performances 15:34

3d ago15:34

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Works & Process is a 40-year old non-profit, championing under-recognized performing artists cultures during their creative process, by providing funded residences, support and a platform for performances at venues including the Guggenheim Museum, Manhattan West, the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Previewing the Fall 2024 season i…

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Lack of emergency accommodation forcing families out of North Leitrim 2:31

4d ago2:31

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Rental costs and a lack of emergency accommodation are said to be forcing people out of North Leitrim. It's reported that there are no available emergency accommodations in the area, and that the average rent is over 1,100 euros, resulting in a worsening of the housing crisis. Manorhamilton Independent Cllr Eddie Mitchell highlighted has claimed th…

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Ambulance response times in Leitrim 'some of the worst' 2:20

4d ago2:20

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It's been claimed that ambulance response times in Leitrim are still some of the worst in the country. It comes as nationally, ambulances took over an hour to arrive at high priority calls 500 times in the first half of the year. Between January and June, delays of up to four hours were reported in some high risk cases that the National Ambulance S…

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Sligo medical card holders unable to avail of dental services 1:42

4d ago1:42

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It’s emerged that some medical card holders in Sligo Town are unable to avail of dental services. The revelation comes as a number of people have been outlining their frustrations over the delays in dental checks. Many have been forced to travel to areas such as Grange to avail of a number of servicers including examinations, fillings, cleanings an…

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Local calls for immediate redress scheme for school abuse victims 2:53

4d ago2:53

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Calls have been made locally for an immediate, fair and adequate redress scheme following the publication of the Scoping Inquiry report into religious run schools in the North West and elsewhere. The scoping inquiry found there were around 2,400 allegations of abuse involving more than 800 alleged abusers at religious run schools. While over the we…

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Further concern over level of Garda personnel in Sligo/Leitrim Division 2:19

4d ago2:19

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There's further concern over the level of Garda personnel in the Sligo/Leitrim division. It comes as Garda numbers are continuing to fall as dozens of successful candidates choose not to take up their places. Figures have revealed there are now fewer sworn in Garda members than at the start of last year despite a recruitment campaign. Cllr Michael …

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Sligo students taking the hit over ongoing accommodation crisis 1:48

4d ago1:48

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Students can't be forced to keep taking the hits when it comes to the accommodation crisis. That's the view of one of ATU Sligo Student Union's Vice Presidents, who was speaking after it was revealed late last week that Milligan Court in Sligo town is to now house refugees. Almost 180 asylum seekers are due to move in to the building, which was pre…

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Taoiseach under pressure to intervene over Milligan Court controversy 3:12

4d ago3:12

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The Taoiseach is under increasing pressure to intervene over the Milligan Court controversy. Last week, it emerged that the apartment complex in Sligo is set to house almost 180 asylum seekers, despite the now Taoiseach Simon Harris pledging that it would not be used for such accommodation last year. With a similar application submitted to potentia…

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Expanded train timetable needed between Sligo & Longford -Nealon 1:49

4d ago1:49

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A request is being made at today's Sligo County Council meeting to explore the possibilities of running an expanded timetable for trains between Sligo and Longford. The routes being sought are a daily commuter service running from Longford to Sligo arriving between 8.30-8.45 am, and a daily night time service running from Sligo to Longford at 10-10…

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The Rovers Review 08/09/2024 - Ray Gallagher 23:40

4d ago23:40

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New Sligo Rovers President Ray Gallagher talks to Austin O'Callaghan about his lifelong association with the club and the Showgrounds.

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