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Two Left Coast Leafs fans discuss the Maple Leafs. Each episode we review a West Coast Craft Beer
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Exploring commercial real estate topics across the West Coast of the US, and sometimes the world!
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Formerly on CKXU for years, Canada Post-Rock now resides on the west coast but is still committed to the best in post-rock, drone, ambient, experimental, noise and basically anything your host Pbone can put the word "post" in front of. Stay up, tune in, zone out. I mean if you had a radio show pbone would probably listen to your show.
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The Gut Reaction is a fun, casual podcast primarily covering politics, philosophy, the arts, and science. Specializing in finding the hidden connections between topics and ideas, surprising facts, and interesting takes. Coming to you from the West Coast and the Midwest, the hosts are lifelong friends. Follow along as they sit down each week to chat about a new subject or current events.
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This podcast, hosted by former athletes Greg Vaughn and James Harris, takes the viewer on an emotional, sometimes turbulent ride through the career and post career of some of your favorite athletes. At the end, maybe you will see that we all have the same problems and joys, no matter what path we took in life.
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My name is Fry, I am quickly going bald, and I love sports. Sport has always been a major part of my life which led me to create my own website SportsbyFry, adding my own unique twist to trending topics, mainly covering the AFL, NBA and NFL. As my site continued to grow I launched my own podcast, which now provides you with audio recordings of my blog post, weekly fantasy updates from the AFL, NBA and NFL world and a ton more! Enjoy! ✌️
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James Dunn has lived in LA nearly his entire life and has seen the city evolve into the west coast metropolis we've come to know and love. With nearly 20 years of real estate sales experience, he brings a unique perspective to the podcast while maintaining a "local flavor." This isn't just a real estate podcast - it's about what it's like to live in L.A., and what events and moments impact us as Angelenos.
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A SAFE PLACE FOR ALL KNICK FANS, WHERE KNICK FANS VENT THEIR FRUSTRATIONS AND DISCUSS EVERYTHING KNICKS. PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE! Make sure to follow us on Instagram: @KNICKSANONYMOUS
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🕛New episode EVERY DAY at lunchtime! 🎙 Footy Talk is your daily dose of footy action. The latest news, interviews, and expert analysis from the world of the AFL. Dale Thomas, Leigh Montagna, Abbey Holmes, Nick Riewoldt and our team of former players and rising stars will provide you with unique insight and perspective on the games, players, and teams you love. Subscribe now!
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Welcome to Classic Jazz Talk! This talk show concentrates on classic/traditional jazz.
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“Journalism is the first rough draft of history,” Philip L. Graham once said. Graham was the legendary president and publisher of the Washington Post, and believed that strong news media bolsters our democracy. What if, however, journalism’s first draft was flawed? What happens when journalists get things wrong? What happens when bias seeps into news coverage? What should journalism owe the people when it falls short? This podcast proposes a way forward: The Second Draft Project. The Second ...
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Here We Stand is the official voice of The Republic of Kanata and the Republican Party of Kanata. The weekly program is a platform to unite and mobilize the revolutionary remnant who are forming the basis of a new society based on equality, Common Law and liberty. The Vision and Program of the Republic and the Party can be found here: Establishing Liberty: The Case for the Republic of Kanata - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1721282033 The Republic and the Party can be contacted at republicofkanat ...
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Hello, and Welcome to ACX Everywhere 2023. This podcast is a series of candid conversations between meetup attendees recorded at ACX meetups around the country in the fall of 2023. If you're new here, ACX stands for Astral Codex Ten, which is a rationalist blog written by Scott Alexander. Scott is a doctor on the US West Coast, currently working on new models for mental health care at Lorien Psychiatry. Rationalism is...hard to define, so the following definition is taken from Astral Codex T ...
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A preferred route has been decided on for the long awaited Sligo Greenway. The selected route will be along the disused railway line between Collooney and Bellahy. A number of public consultation events are to take place in the coming weeks before the project moves to a detailed design phase. Many had hoped that the old line could be repurposed to …
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More urgency needed regarding Sligo Cemetery extension
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There needs to be more urgency with an extension at Sligo Cemetery. That's according to People before Profit Cllr and General Election candidate Gino O'Boyle, who believes that a plan needs to be initiated sooner rather than later. There's ongoing concern that plots are filling up quite quickly which could result in space in the cemetery being stre…
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Snow and ice warning in effect across the North West this morning.
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There’s another cold day in store, with sleet and snow falling in some parts of the North West this morning. A status yellow snow and ice warning currently in place for Sligo, Leitrim, Donegal, Cavan and Monaghan will expire at 11am this morning, according to Met Eireann. The forecaster is warning of poor visibility and difficult travelling conditi…
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NBA waiver wire moves, Kansas City finally lost and 2024 AFL Mock Draft (Ep. 374)
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Another SBF podcast takes a quick glance at Week 11 in the NFL world (1:26), discusses the NBA Fantasy bits and pieces you need to know for another week-long matchup (2:41) and then I forecast how the first 27 picks will look ahead of Wednesday's AFL Draft (12:46). Enjoy ✌
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Fears have been allayed after it was reported that delays have hit the €800m Coast Guard search-and-rescue contract, which includes Sligo-based Rescue 118. The Sunday Independent is reporting that complaints have been made that the plans to introduce the new service by Bristow Ireland Limited are rushed and undermine confidence. The new 10-year con…
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Weather warning issued for Donegal and Leitrim
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Counties Leitrim and Donegal are set to fall under the grip of a cold snap later tonight. Both counties as well as Cavan have been included in a status yellow warning for snow and ice. The warning will be in place from 7pm this evening until 8am on Tuesday morning. Met Éireann is warning that snow could fall overnight, which could lead to poor visi…
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Calls made for North West rural crime clampdown
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Calls have been made for a much stronger clampdown on rural crime in the north west. Burglary crime rates published last week show a decrease in the Sligo-Leitrim Garda Division over the past 12 months by 19%. PhoneWatch's November 2024 burglary reported highlighted the noticeable drop when compared to the previous year. Despite this, Aontú candida…
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Fears of more rural Post Office closures in Donegal
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It's feared that more rural post offices in south Donegal will close their doors. The Government have previously been called on to act urgently by The Irish Postmasters' Union to provided much-needed financial injections. While last month, it was confirmed that sorting offices in a number of areas in the north west are set to be centralised. Indepe…
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ASTI call for smaller class sizes across the region
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It's hoped that issues around class sizes and teacher to pupil ratios will be some of the issues rectified following the upcoming General Election. The average in pupil-teacher ratio is currently above the EU average. While a survey in 2020 found 85% of teachers agreed that class size often inhibits their capacity to deploy adequate differentiation…
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Local GE candidates debate environmental issues in Leitrim
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It is hoped that those contesting the General Election in the Sligo-Leitrim constituency are aware of environmental issues affecting north Leitrim. Local environmental groups Love Leitrim, Treasure Leitrim, Save Leitrim and Save Dough Mountain hosted 9 candidates last Friday evening. The issue of gold mining in the county has been a real bone of co…
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Air pollution issues in Geevagh to be investigated
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Air pollution concerns at the Geevagh Waste Water Treatment Plant are to be investigated with works to be carried out in the near future. Residents of the area have previously raised the issue of bad odours impacting their daily lives. Ballymote-Tubbercurry Fine Gael Cllr Gerard Mullaney says this issue used to be managed when under the remit of Sl…
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On EP282 we recapped a week that included a couple gut check OT wins and a gutless performance against Ottawa. We both enjoyed a Raspberry Sour from Bones Brewing from our friends at The Liquor Planet
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Temperatures across the north west look set to plummet this week. While November has been a mostly mild month, much cold weather is set to hit counties Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal. It's not yet known if sleet, snow and hail are to hit the region, however, members of the public are being advised to prepare for that. Forecaster with Met Éireann, Brand…
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Late-Stage Capitalism: A Breakdown and Analysis
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In this conversation, Joe and Triple M delve into the themes of plutocracy and late stage capitalism, exploring how these concepts manifest in society. They discuss the implications of commodification, the role of AI and technology, environmental concerns, and the impact of social media on self-image. The conversation highlights the cycles of healt…
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The north west will fall under the grip of a cold snap from Monday. The icy weather is expected to last through much of the week after a mild start to the month. There's a potential for sleet, snow and hail and temperatures are likely to plummet. Cathal Nolan of Ireland's Weather Channel has the outlook for Monday:…
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National Beef Conference to take place in Leitrim
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The 2024 Teagasc National Beef Conference is set to take place this coming Tuesday in the Landmark Hotel in Carrick-on-Shannon. The theme of this year’s conference is ‘Sustainable Beef Farming: Pathways to a greener future’. A range of speakers will discuss a number of topics at the event which are relevant to the Irish beef industry Tom Coll, Drys…
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Disappointment over no Sligo N4 improvements
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Disappointment has been expressed locally in Sligo over the refusal to install a number of road developments on N4. The TII were asked to develop three safe right hand turn lanes along the national route, in order to provide more safety for motorists. However due to the sites not being designated as a high-collision location, work will not be carri…
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John Mahon has signed a new contract with Sligo Rovers ahead of next season. It's understood that Mahon has signed a one-year deal, with the option of an extension for 2026. 2024 has been a rough year for the centre-back, after a ruptured achilles in pre-season meant he was ruled out for almost the entirety of the year. He made two competitive appe…
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Sinn Fein leader defends immigration policy as part of North West visit
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The Sinn Fein Leader has defended the party's stance on the location of asylum seeker accommodation centres. The party believes it should be focused on "affluent areas". Sinn Fein is also proposing to introduce a new immigration management agency, which would have responsibility for processing, enforcement, registration and accommodation. It comes …
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Care units at Ballyshannon Community Hospital to open before Christmas
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Confirmation has been given by the HSE this afternoon that four long-term care units will be open in the Shiel Community Hospital in Ballyshannon before Christmas. It's also understood that more specific care units will be open at the hospital shortly after Christmas. Disappointment had previously been expressed this week that no daycare facilities…
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IHF claim industry cannot be taken for granted after General Election
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The Irish Hotel Federation are calling on the next Government to provide more supports to the hospitality sector following the General Election. It's widely felt that a change in view towards the industry is needed, as many hotels around the country are struggling to keep up with increasing costs. Among the IHF's requests are a permanent reduction …
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Unpacking the 2025 AFL Fixture through an AFL Fantasy lens and early season NBA storylines (Ep. 373)
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This Friday edition of the SBF pod discusses the important AFL Fantasy takeaways from the 2025 fixture release (1:19) and looked at the early storylines dominating a new NBA season (12:42). Enjoy ✌ AFL Fantasy averages for the 2024 draft prospects - https://www.patreon.com/posts/afl-fantasy-for-111459126 Early storylines from the 2024-25 NBA season…
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Hustings to be held in Leitrim for election candidates
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A hustings is to be held in Leitrim this evening for all General Election candidates in the Sligo Leitrim constituency, focusing on a number of environmental issues affecting the area. The debate gets underway at 8pm tonight in the Glens Centre in Manorhamilton. The event is being hosted by a number of local environmental groups, including Love Lei…
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Leitrim businesses struggling to access enterprise grants
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Many business across Leitrim are said to be struggling to access enterprise grants. Restrictive criteria is the root of the problem with the Power Up grant, with a number of businesses unable to access the fund because they didn't weren't signed up to a previous scheme. Grants of up to four thousand euro are available to potentially draw down. Sinn…
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Sligo University Hospital still waiting to get almost 70 new beds
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It's emerged that Sligo University Hospital is still waiting to receive almost 70 new beds - despite approval being given almost six months ago. The approval was given by Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly, in an effort to combat overcrowding at the hospital, which has been consistently been among the busiest hospitals in Ireland in 2024. It's u…
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Cosgrove pledges support for “Spine of Connacht"
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The reinstatement of a rail link between Sligo to Claremorris, a link to Knock Airport, and ultimately onwards to Galway and Limerick has to be more than just a pipe dream. That's according to Sligo Leitrim Labour General Election Candidate Nessa Cosgrove who has confirmed that she would vigorously advocate for the implementation of the Western Rai…
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Unannounced Irish Water inspector refused entry to Sligo home
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An incident has been highlighted in Sligo where an Irish Water inspector was refused entry to a home following an unannounced inspection. The elderly homeowner was unsure of the inspector’s motives, and did not allow them access. This follows a number of warnings from Gardaí to not give uninvited visitors access to your home. Local Fianna Fail Cllr…
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Calls for sign installation at Strandhill bus stops
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More clarity is being sought over two bus stop locations in Strandhill, where there is currently no signage. This has caused confusion among residents and tourists, attempting to avail of public transport services. Sligo County Council will be asked for the installation of bus stop signs and timetables. Local Sinn Fein Cllr Arthur Gibbons says the …
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Molly Candon to contest General Election in Sligo-Leitrim
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Molly Candon has been selected by the Party for Animal Welfare to contest the upcoming general election. Ms Candon is from Ballisodare, and will be competing in the Sligo-Leitrim Constituency, bringing the total number of candidates to 16. Included in her party’s aims are to end grants to greyhound and horse racing. Speaking to OceanFM news, Ms Can…
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Calls for Sligo safety measures following new road report
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Calls persist in Sligo for road safety improvements following recent study showing 81% of Irish public have witnessed reckless driving in the past year. A new report by Geotab, highlights a range of measures people would like to see introduced to decrease road accidents. As it stands, there have been 149 road deaths so far in 2024. Ballymote-Tubber…
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GE24: Sligo Pharmacist calls for more Government supports
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A County Sligo Pharmacist is urging the next Government to prioritise significant opportunities to enhance pharmacy-based healthcare. As part of its election manifesto, The Irish Pharmacy Union is warning of potential closures across the North West, unless the incoming Government increase the dispensing fee and adopt a more proactive approach to ma…
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FG VAT promise too little too late for closed local businesses
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Its thought that Fine Gaels promise to cut the VAT rate for the hospitality sector is too little too late for many businesses across the North West that have closed their doors are already. The party has pledged to cut the n rate for the sector to 11 per cent just weeks after no change was implemented in the Budget. The rate had previously been cut…
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A fair and firm asylum process which respects everyone involved is needed. That's according to Fianna Fail General Election Candidate Eamon Scanlon, who says immigration is one of the biggest issues being raised on the doors during this campaign. It comes as Sinn Fein launched its immigration policy today, with the party proposing to introduce a ne…
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Row over rising commercial rates in Leitrim rumbles on
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There's a warning that increasing commercial rates in County Leitrim will put more pressure on local businesses. Earlier this week, Leitrim County Council made the decision to increase rates for businesses by 5% in 2025. There's been a mixed reaction to the move, but the majority of Cllr feel that the hike is needed in order for the local authority…
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Ireland's first conference on alcohol-related brain injury in Sligo
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Ireland's first ever national conference on alcohol-related brain injury is taking place in Sligo today. Despite an overall decrease in alcohol consumption there's a growing number of people becoming dependent. The past decade has seen a shift in patterns of consumption, with increases in binge drinking and drinking at home. Paula Leonard, CEO of t…
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Safety concerns over Sligo's Summerhill roundabout
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Sligo County Council are to be quizzed on what measures can be taken to prevent road traffic accidents at the Summerhill roundabout. A number of incidents have taken place there of late, with the most recent one last week after a lorry came off the road and went through the wall at the Nazareth House. Questions are being asked whether speeding is t…
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Work starts on combating coastal erosion in Easkey
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Work has started on installing rock armour along the Coast Road in Easkey. There have been ongoing fears that coastal erosion could result in the route being totally inaccessible. Many areas are said to have become vulnerable due to erosion and it's hoped that the works will go in some way towards preventing it from happening further. Independent C…
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East Coast Roots, West Coast Rise: How Jonathan Ogden Went from D.C. to UCLA!
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Send us a text Today we have NFL Hall of Famer Jonathan Ogden joining us with hosts Greg Vaughn and James Harris to break down his legendary journey from the streets of Washington, D.C., to the iconic fields of UCLA and the NFL. Known for his unmatched presence on the field, Ogden shares how growing up in D.C.’s Chocolate City during the Redskins’ …
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Sligo para-cyclist Martin Gordon announces retirement
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Sligo para-cyclist Martin Gordon has announced his retirement from the sport. 39-year-old Gordon enjoyed a hugely successful career in the saddle, competing in two Paralympics and numerous World and European championships. He first represented Ireland at the Para-cycling World Championships in 2017. Gordon, who works as a barrister in Dublin, finis…
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Manorhamilton businesses share thoughts over rates increase
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There are mixed opinions in Manorhamilton following Leitrim County Council’s recent decision to increase commercial rates by 5% in 2025. It is understood that the rise in rates would help secure major funding for projects within the county over the next few years. Speaking to OceanFM news, a number of local business owners shared their thoughts ove…
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Childcare raised as major issue in Donegal ahead of election
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Childcare is being raised as a major issue by people in Donegal ahead of the general election. It’s understood that some families are struggling to not only afford childcare places, but to find availability in the region. An instance was highlighted where a family had to go to another county in order to source childcare. Independent Candidate Thoma…
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Sale of Yeats Country Hotel could be gamechanger for Sligo
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It's hoped that the Yeats County Hotel in Rosses Point will be returned to a 4 or even 5 star hotel. It was revealed earlier today that the hotel has gone on the market with an asking price of 7M euro. The premises has been housing Ukrainian refugees for around two years which ultimately had a major effect on tourist accommodation in the area. With…
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Fine Gael VAT rate proposals "half-baked" - Jordan
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Fine Gael's suggestions of reducing the VAT rate for the hospitality sector to 11% have been described locally as "half-baked". Their proposals come after they recently rejected Sinn Fein's idea of a permanent reduction to 9%. It's understood that over 600 local businesses have closed their doors due to struggling with rising running costs. Speakin…
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Hopes upgrade works in Sligo Cemetery can begin soon
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It's hoped that Sligo County Council can carry out some upgrade works in Sligo Cemetery in the near future. Funding of up to 30,000 euro has been allocated, with views to making improvements in areas of the cemetery, particularly the old gate lodge and the new extension. However, there have been lengthy delays in finding people to carry out the wor…
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Calls for more safety measures outside Drumlease National School
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Improved safety measures are being sought near a north Leitrim primary school. Traffic volume and speed on the stretch outside Drumlease National School in Dromahair remain a cause for concern, particularly during peak times picking up and dropping off students. There have been numerous reports of motorists driving recklessly in the area. Local Ind…
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Leitrim sees highest rent surge in North West
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Leitrim has seen a big rise in rent prices. The latest rental report from Daft.ie shows that rents were 13.5% higher in the third quarter of this year compared to the same period in 2023. In County Sligo, there were was an increase of 9.4% while the smallest rise in rents the region was in Donegal, 4.3%. Ronan Lyons, author of the report says that …
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Disappointment as Sligo County Council won't unblock south Sligo river
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Disappointment has been expressed after Sligo County Council confirmed they have no plans to clear a blocked river in south Sligo. It's understood that no cleaning works have been carried out along the Clooneen river at Killavil for a number of years now. The main issue appears to be that is not clear who's responsibility it is for unblocking the r…
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An impending hike to commercial rates in County Leitrim will result in better services in the long term. That's according to Fine Gael Cllr Enda McGloin, who has been defending a decision by Leitrim County Councillors to increase commercial rates by 5% for 2025. Cllr McGloin says that this will ultimately mean that the Council will be able to provi…
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