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In march 2003 saw the beginning of what has become one of the most established courier services in Sligo Town and surrounding areas. Adrian Downes aka Batman on the Bike developed a courier service on his bike called TWG Dispatch. The business grew rather rapidly and word spread that finally there was a man in town who could deliver everything direct to your door all in the one day with a smile. Sligo Home Deliveries are the “sat nav” of Sligo town and surrounds. There is no house, back road or doorbell that they don’t frequent. The guys deliver everything from letters, household appliances, take-aways, parcels, car parts perfume the list is endless and the prices are welcoming. They operate a 24 hour service and guarantee same day delivery nationwide. Sligo home deliveries are a professional company with years of experience and welcome any enquiries. Stay tuned over the coming weeks for some new and exciting twists and adventures taking place with Sligo Home Deliveries. We will have some fun filled competitions and a kick ass website.

Enniscrone Events Committee, organisers of the Black Pig Festival, Christmas Lights, New Years Swim .. and more!

Hargadons Bar in Sligo is an award winning, original pub serving lunch and evening tapas. Hargadons Wine Shop in Johnstons Court Sligo imports fine wines from all over the world, with a special inte

The reigning Airtricity League Premier Division Champions and the flagship bearers for football in the North West and Connacht since 1928.

All your top brand appliances -Apple, Samsung, Sony, Philips, Panasonic, Bosch, Siemens, Zanussi, Electrolux, Belling, Hotpoint, Indesit, Whirlpool, Beko, Kenwood, Dyson, Miele, Hoover, Candy, Rangemaster, Nilfisk, Morphy Richards, Garmin, Tom Tom, De Longhi,D Monster, Dimplex, Beats Headphones, Fisher & Paykel.

The College of the Immaculate Conception was founded by the then Bishop of Elphin, Dr Gillooly in Summerhill, Athlone in 1857. It was transferred to Sligo in 1880 and provided with temporary accommodation in Quay Street, pending the building of a new school. This, the present college, was formally opened in 1892. Popularly, the college has always remained known as "Summerhill". For many decades the College catered for both boarders and dayboys and operated essentially as a junior seminary for the diocese of Elphin. With the introduction of Free Education in 1967, there followed an explosion in student and staff numbers. The number of dayboys soon exceeded the number of boarders and thus a new dynamic resulted.

The Beach Bar caters for an eclectic mix of visitors all year round. When you walk through the door, you will feel you are in a place that has not changed much over the centuries, yet it has something to suit all tastes. From the thirsty surfers just off the waves, to the tourists seeking out an other-worldly Irish experience, to the young 21 year olds looking for somewhere with character to host their 21st birthday parties, there is a welcome waiting for all. Good food, regular music sessions, draught Guinness and a beer garden with a view are the obvious attractions. More hidden, but can be sensed everywhere in the place, is the history of the Beach Bar......