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On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Cllr Anthony Waldron talks about Bully's Acre, Roscommon Workhouse Graveyard and the work to preserve the area and give protection to this important site in Roscommon also the future of Roscommon Town's Post Office.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Kasey Doris and Calum Higgins, Ty Students from Elphin Community College chat about Enterprise, and Millie's Dog Grooming.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Shane Newcombe from Shannonside Marina gives tips and advice to people who are thinking of buying a boat, such as hiring out first to get a feel for it and having a survey on a boat before buying.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon, Shelley Olivia Smith, Health & Fitness Coach, shares another guided Meditation with the listeners.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Jeremy Cullen, Local Enterprise Executive with LEO Roscommon, chats about Local Enterprise Week, events are taking place from  Monday, March 4th to Friday, March 8th!

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Tommy Hogan, Chief Executive Officer · Athlone Chamber of Commerce, talks about the upcoming event, 'Women in Business Lunch' on the 8th of March, part of the public forum sessions, for knowledge exchange and networking within business.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Ceili Dancer and Teacher, Peader Brandon chats about the revival of Ceili dancing in the country, his beginning's, into dance, and the many clubs and style of dances that exist.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Caroline Joyce from Western Alzheimers chats about the work of the organisation, who offer services and facilities to client families and carers throughout the counties of Mayo, Galway and Roscommon and the need for more volunteers.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Psychotherapist, Sabrina Ginesi talks about stress and anxiety, the news stories we encounter on a daily basis and how people can address them, as well as the influence of the weather on our mood.

On this episode of Comhairle agus Ceol with Amanda Shannon, Pamela Morrison a key member of LCAI (Long Covid Advocacy Ireland) chats to Amanda about the advocacy group, their website which is designed to be helpful specifically to Long Covid patients in Ireland; providing country specific information on services, processes etc.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Daniel McDonald, Information Officer with the Citizens Information Board, discusses the work they do and various information and services they offer. They also announce a monthly chat they will be having on the third Monday of each month at 12.30pm where listeners can email or text questions and the topics they would like discussed or their questions.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Orla O'Connor, Director of The National Women's Council of Ireland, talks about the upcoming referendums and the reasons for their Yes vote. Adrianne discusses the wording or changes proposed. The first Referendum concerns the concept of Family in the Constitution. The second Referendum proposes to delete an existing part of the Constitution a...

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Jane McGarrigle, Project Officer with Webwise chats about the free information, advice and resources which they offer to help parents, teachers and students address internet safety issues and Safer Internet Day 2024 which will take place on the 6th of February 2024.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Sports Chat with Brian Colleran, Rugby View and Athlone Town Ladies FA Cup Winners Civic Reception.

On this week's Echoes of Erin, Louise McMahon chats to Dr. Conor Crummey, Assistant Professor of the School of Law and Criminology at Maynooth University about the upcoming Referendum, The Family Amendment and The Care Amendment.

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Ting Ting Guan from One With Soul chats about their upcoming retreat in Ireland which will feature beautiful surroundings, workshops and sound healings.

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Singer/Songwriter, Daniel John chats about his music, songwriting and the inspiration behind his songs.

On The Arts Programme this week, Ursula Ledwith's guests were, Mairead Nally, Chairperson of The Roscommon Drama Festival, Jimmy Hoban, PRO also of The Roscommon Drama Festival who chatted about the 9 drama groups, and events around the drama festival. Bianca Fachel, Singer/Songwriter, Seed Exchanger, chatted about her music and Seed Saving Exchange, Biodiversity way of living, and Dee McKiern...

The news this week that two families have been asked by Roscommon County Council to move out of their homes close to Lough Funshinagh  has been described a a disgrace by many people throughout the county. Local Independent Councillor Emer Kelly says that effort to reach a solution have to continue.

In the second part of his look at the history of the famous Knockcroghery Clay Pipes Gerry Shannon looks back  at a time when they were the main product in the area.

Carers say that the HSE Service Plan which was unveiled last week will leave 7,500 people short of the care services they need. Jamie Farrelly of the HCCI has been telling RosFM what the problem is.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Holistic Coach, Shelley Olivia Smith shares another wellness meditation with listeners.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Emer Dunne, Athlone Community Radio Presenter and Physical Therapist chats about the benefits of Chakradance, music and her upcoming classes in healing dance.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Singer/Songwriter, Sarah Wiers chats about her debut single, her music and songwriting, and the inspiration behind her songs.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Anne Marie Hynes from Sound Your Soul chats about her song for Palestine, singing and composing, and family healing.