Clair Whitty - Naturally Healthy Have you ever sprouted seeds? It's very easy to do and they are an excellent source of nutrition. When seeds are sprouted they contain high concentrations of valuable enzymes, proteins, minerals, trace elements, and natural vitamins.
Chris Hayes - Game Review From its beginning, the Devil May Cry series always seemed to be shrouded in an aura of mystery and intrigue, somewhat intangible qualities that Japanese developers of the time were capable of...
Jim Hurley - Nature Trail Rooks, these very common and very social members of the crow family, are busy building in traditional rookeries. During one of the mildest winters on record, some enthusiastic birds in my neck of the woods were repairing nests in early February. Many are now busily building or are well underway with that stage of their...
Michael O'Domhnaill This week we feature the best walking routes that Sligo has to offer. After the Parade, many of our visitors to Sligo will want to get out and explore the countryside, so why not adopt a visitor, and show off some of the walking highlights on offer around the county.
Deborah Coleman - Straight Talking New Irish research released in recent days has suggested that pregnant women should be breathalysed at ante-natal appointments to determine whether or not they are smokers.
Pete Wedderburn - Animal Doctor Psychologists have known for many years about the huge impact that parenting has on children. As an adult, if you go for therapy to help you deal with issues in your personal life, you can be sure that the therapist will ask you many questions about your upbringing, and about your relationship with your parents. Many adult problems...
Jim Hurley - Nature Trail Margaret Desmond, Phillip O'Brien and Frank McGovern of the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Climate, Licensing and Resources paint a revealing picture of how our climate has already changed and is likely to change in the future.
Hands up how many people know about, or have ever heard of a medical condition called hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT)? Not many hands in the air you would suspect. Do not worry, you are not alone,
A woman working in the agricultural sector in Sligo is epitomising this Friday's International Women's Day theme of 'Balance for Better.'
Deborah Coleman - Straight Talking Irish parents have once again been urged to take a proactive approach to monitoring their children's online activity following the discovery of a sinister so-called 'challenge' which encourages viewers to harm and even kill themselves.
Calodagh McCumiskey - Wellbeing & Meditation At a time when many are questioning what the British Government are thinking (with Brexit and everything else that is going on) it is encouraging to see them make the good decision of trialling mindfulness as a subject in 370 schools from now to 2021. The study aims to introduce children to a range of techniques to promote...
Clair Whitty - Naturally Healthy What's the difference between IBS and IBD? It can be confusing. IBS is short for Irritable Bowel Syndrome and IBD is for Inflammatory Bowel Disease. The key difference between the two is that one is a disease and the other is not.
Jim Hurley - Nature Trail Sunday is World Wildlife Day. Each year, March 3 celebrates and raises awareness of the world's wild animals and plants.
Chris Hayes - Game Review Anthem truly feels like a game that was conceived in a boardroom. The old "by gamers, for gamers" chestnut is nowhere to be found here, as Anthem bears all the hallmarks of being seen as a cash cow first, and a game after.
Pete Wedderburn - Animal Doctor The concept of the "quantified self" is one of the latest buzz ideas in the tech world. It started with humans and is now rapidly developing for pets too.
Micheál Ó Domhnaill If there's one way to improve on a good walk, it's to follow it up with a good lunch, and now Sligo can offer you the best of both!
