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On this week's Inspired Lives, Ciara Lawless chats to Singer/Songwriter, Isaac Butler, who chats about his music and influences, and the inspiration behind his songs.

On this week's Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless chats to Andy Grieve and Luke Westendarp from the band, The Third Man, who chat about their beginnings, their music and the inspiration behind their songs.

On this week's Inspired Lives, Ciara Lawless chats to Hugo Hugon from the band, Too Many Sons, who talks about their origins in Portugal, their music and the inspiration behind their songs. 

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Damien Finneran, RosFm Manager and Broadcaster, Seamus Duke, discusses all things politics.

On The Arts Programme this week, Ursula Ledwith is joined in studio by Lee Williamson, Creative Director, Shuttermaniac Productions, who chatted about the schools involvement in Mini Motion Pictures, an educational programme being run in national schools and the up and coming AI workshop, and Mary Smyth, Art and Engagement Coorindator with Roscommon County Council. who chatted about Art Grants.

On this week's Trad and Folk Hour, Singer/Songwriter, Rachel Garvey joins Therese Hanley live in studio for a chat and sings some traditional tunes.

Safer Internet Day was on Tuesday 6th February and on the Good Morning Roscommon programme Jane McGarrigle of Webwise spoke to Radio Kilkenny in an interview which was used on all community radio stations throughout the country.

The passing of ex-Taoiseach John Bruton and the continuing controversy about immigration are two of the main news stories of the week discussed by Seamus Duke and Emmett Corcoran in their weekly piece.

This week is part two of Gerry Shannon's look at the last public speech of Charles Stewart Parnell which was delivered in Creggs.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Gearoid Teevan founder of Healing Spirit Festival talks about this years upcoming Healing Spirit Festival , one of Ireland's few substance free festivals.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Francez Cody, chair of Uisneach, talks about their upcoming Bealtaine Festival.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Shane O'Brien, Chief Executive Officer with Parkinson's Ireland, explains what Parkinson's is, about the services they provide and their upcoming concert at the Hodson Bay Hotel to support for people throughout Ireland.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Rachel Connolly from Fierce Fun Faces and Helen Mc Sharry from The Magic Spoon Ireland, both part of the Roscommon Women's Network, talk about their upcoming coffee morning, how you can join the group and the services that they provide with their businesses.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon, Holistic Coach, Shelley Olivia Smith leads listeners through a guided Yoga Nidra meditation for mindfulness.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Psychotherapist, Sabrina Ginesi talks about love and relationships.

On this week's Feel Good Friday, Maria Byrne from Kilmore chats about St. Brigid, her origins, the new public holiday in her name and the history attached to her story.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Sports Chat with Brian Colleran, Gym Update and Rugby View.

On this week's Echoes of Erin Louise McMahon chats to musician's Zoe Basha and Aine Tulier about their music, songwriting and collaborations.

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

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Singer/Songwriter, Jennifer Berning chats about her music, songwriting and the inspiration behind her music.

On The Arts Programme this week, with Ursula Ledwith were Artist. Tom Meskell, known for his Lantern Exhibitions, he has a lantern exhibition, The Belonging, in Connelly Barracks, Longford, 23th-25th February. Annette Corkery, Scealta Beo, Ardagh Heritage Centre chatted about St. Brigid. Theresa Doyle, Artist Maker, chatted about her involvement in the Murmuration-Craftlink Exhibition and her Brid...

On this week's Trad and Folk Hour, Therese Hanley is joined in studio by the O' Donohue brothers from Clooneyquin, who have a chat and play some tunes.

Emmett Corcoran and Seamus Duke discuss the big stories of the week.

In this weeks' local history section Gerry Shannon explores the last public speech given by Charles Stewart Parnell which was delivered in Creggs- part 1 this week.

 Continuing our tribute to the late John Connor Seamus Duke spoke to Fine Gael TD Frank Feighan about his late colleague.