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It’s time to head to one of Sligo’s fabulous beaches!

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Pack your togs and sunscreen and spend a day at one of Sligo’s wonderful Atlantic beaches. Alan Finn looks at 10 of the best Sligo...

Deirdre has invented the Skyscanner of furniture

Council respond to vote fraud allegations

Funeral held for Sligo councillor

Fire on Wine Street

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‘I will always have a great affinity with the club’

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By Alan Finn g When it comes to goalkeepers, there seems to be no middle ground. As far as supporters are concerned, you are either a...
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Sligo Rovers youngest ever manager reflects on memorable career

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By Alan Finn 35 years ago, Sligo Rovers youngest ever manager guided the club to the FAI Cup Final. At the age of just 27, Paul...

‘My time at Sligo Rovers is the highlight of my career

Liam Buckley appointed as Sligo Rovers manager

‘Sligo Rovers gave me a chance to kick on in my...

Rising stars set for international stage

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The Word returns at Sligo Library

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THE Word at Sligo Central Library returns on Wednesday, September 26. The first of the new season welcomes Patrick McCabe along with Galway writer John...

The Mad Ravens return to the Hawk’s Well Theatre

Local figures to feature strongly in Rising film

The Word welcomes Kevin Barry

The High Kings return to Sligo

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Featured Articles

It’s time to head to one of Sligo’s fabulous beaches!

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Pack your togs and sunscreen and spend a day at one of Sligo’s wonderful Atlantic beaches. Alan Finn looks at 10 of the best Sligo...

Deirdre has invented the Skyscanner of furniture

Council respond to vote fraud allegations

Funeral held for Sligo councillor

Fire on Wine Street

Students hold demonstration on climate change

Daughters of Wisdom to sell Cregg House

Over 200 jobs announced at plastics firm

‘Community shocked and saddened’

Re-introduction of directly-elected mayor proposed

Council urged to respect burial traditions in cemetery extension

Sligo welcome for Indian Ambassador

Murder accused appears in Sligo

Sligo Gardai on the hunt for diesel thieves

Two cars set alight in Sligo town

Sligo was coldest spot in year of extremes

‘I will always have a great affinity with the club’

Sligo Rovers youngest ever manager reflects on memorable career

Sligo Tesco workers on strike today

Nine years in prison for assault and robbery of elderly man

Man on trial for causing death of council worker

Murder accused told gardai: ‘I never murdered anyone’

Well known jewellery shop to close after 60 years

Sligo remembers those who died in World War One

Sinn Fein leader at Sligo event to mark the end of...

McGuinness experienced all the highs and lows of Irish football

Weekender story saves Sligo firm €70,000

Revamped Fr O’Flanagan Terrace officially opened

‘My time at Sligo Rovers is the highlight of my career

Liam Buckley appointed as Sligo Rovers manager

Daughter travels 17,000km for information about her father

Lough Talt boil water notice lifted

Sligo Gardai and civilian get bravery awards for rescue

‘Sligo Rovers gave me a chance to kick on in my...

350 jobs announced for Sligo

Vacant property occupied by housing campaigners

Rising stars set for international stage

Local abortion rights activists march in Dublin

‘I always dreamed of playing for the team I grew up...

Barrows event proves ‘wheely’ good success

The Word returns at Sligo Library

Paul Taylor to be named new Sligo manager

‘It is a miracle really that he is still here’

Sligo Post Office protest at the Dail

The Mad Ravens return to the Hawk’s Well Theatre

Sinclair’s professional edge changed Rovers fortunes

Student travels over 9,000km for one-day induction

Presidential hopefuls in Sligo to seek nominations

Runner airlifted off mountain in busy week of rescues

Free-scoring striker looks back on memorable Rovers stint

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The Boys of Ballisodare- Sligo’s Greatest Folk Tale

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By Alan Finn When you think of Irish music festivals, a few names pop to mind immediately – Electric Picnic, Sea Sessions and Forbidden Fruit...

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