Sligo Rovers say the time has come for a fresh conversation about how the club is run and funded.

Tuesday night's AGM reported an operating deficit of 45,000 euros for the 2025 financial year.

That was slightly less than the 2024 loss figure (€49,000).

However, club officials warn that the spiralling costs in running a club and keeping up with the spend of other league of Ireland  units  means the heavy reliance on community fundraising and and volunteer-led club administration is not sustainable long-term.

Club Chairman Tommy Higgins spoke with Ocean FM Sport's Austin O'Callaghan.

Sligo Rovers say the time has come for a fresh conversation about how the club is run and funded.
Tuesday night's AGM reported an operating deficit of 45,000 euros for the 2025 financial year.
That was slightly less than the 2024 loss figure (&euro;49,000).
However, club officials warn that the spiralling costs in running a club and keeping up with the spend of other league of Ireland &nbsp;units &nbsp;means the heavy reliance on community fundraising and and volunteer-led club administration is not sustainable long-term.
Club Chairman Tommy Higgins spoke with Ocean FM Sport's Austin O'Callaghan.

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