Father and wife of wanted man tried to get him false passport before he fled, court hears
Gardaí discovered application form and pictures 'had been stamped by senior member of force'
Sligo
Dublin father and son jailed for string of burglaries of rural homes and pubs
Two men stole thousands of euro in cash and jewellery from properties in west of Ireland
A Greenland shark is the sort of chap you could go for a pint with
Sligo stranding of creature that can live for 500 years a reminder of how we foolishly imagine ourselves divinely engineered superbeings
‘Exceptionally rare’ - How a Greenland shark that can live up to 500 years washed up on an Irish shore
Greenland shark found in first recorded stranding of species on the Irish coast
Man jailed for six years for sexually assaulting teenage girl in Sligo
Former teacher locked girl behind a locked door, court heard
Met Éireann issues thunderstorm, wind and rain warnings for several counties for today
Met Éireann says east will see sunny, if cold, conditions during the day
Met Éireann rain and wind warnings in place for eight counties today
Gales and downpours forecast for Friday ahead of unsettled few days
Archaeologist Dr Fiona Beglane: Animal bones provide clues to lives and livelihoods of the past
Dr Fiona Beglane is a lecturer in archaeology at Atlantic Technological University, Sligo
Car and holiday ads that don’t add up
A reader on why television advertising sells a version of the world that simply does not exist
Club criticises Connacht FA for refusing to reschedule final clashing with Leaving Cert orals
Real Tubber made ‘numerous legitimate requests’ to move fixture over fears of injury to players preventing them sitting exams
Coastal foraging: a gentle way to nourish body and soul while recalling our ancestors
Mark Williams knows everything there is to know about the rich and abundant world of wild food on our coastline
Thousands of words on housing have fallen on deaf ears
Photographs of elderly citizens facing eviction in Sligo convey the message that current policy is wrong
‘How can they put us out on the street?’: Sligo retirement village residents face eviction
Landlord of six houses in Sonas development told tenants, aged between their 50s and 80s, they must leave by June
Film-maker Neil Jordan: ‘I go to my local cinema ... normally sitting in a totally empty hall’
Jordan, who started out as a writer, has rarely gone longer than three years without releasing a film
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