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On The Arts Programme this week with Ursula Ledwith, Author, Martin JP Devaney chatted about life in The Arts and the launch of his book "How To Kill Your Dear Wife And Get Away With It", is the book fact or fiction. Lee Williamson, Creative Director of Shuttermaniac Productions, chatted about Mini Motion Picture, Film Award Circuit and the future going forward and about Quakers Island a...

With the local and Euro elections just over and a general election this week in the UK and the probability of general election in Ireland in October growing more likely by the day, Emmett Corcoran chats with Seamus Duke about the current state of play.

One of the first areas in  the country to use concrete in the 1800's  was County Roscommon. This week in our local history segment. Gerry Shannon has been looking at this unique story.

 RosFM are celebrating 20 years on the air and there are a couple of events coming up to celebrate. the Chairperson of the RosFM board Bernie Kearney has been telling Seamus Duke What's planned.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Teresa, a volunteer from Midlands Branch of The Irish Guide Dogs spoke to Ciara at the recent Night and Day Festival all about the services they provide at the Irish Guide Dogs, the fundraising involved, training and the work of volunteers.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Artist, Harriet Myfanwy was at the recent Night and Day Festival and chatted to Ciara about her work which was on display and what she calls Pop Surrealism and the atmosphere at the event.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Shane Newcombe from Shannonside Marina gives tips and advice relating to servicing and repairs to boats and to people who are thinking of buying a boat for the first time.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Judyta Starzynska, Cleaning Services Longford, and a member of Network Ireland, Roscommon Branch chats about setting up her business and the supports and services available through Network Ireland, Roscommon Branch Group.

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

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Psychotherapist, Sabrina Ginesi chats about the links between Trauma and Alzheimer's from new research, supports for mental health and the upcoming Lovestock Festival.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, depression. Dr. Susan Brannick, Clinical Director with Aware speaks to Adrianne to discuss their research and this training course, a FREE 6-Week Life Skills Programme which is available for all males and females aged over 65 and starts on the 8th July 2024.

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

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Singer/Songwriter, Ian Delaney chats about his music, songwriting, and the inspiration behind his songs, particularly the track 'Colour Blind'.

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Ross Mallen and Dylan Furlong from Irish band RADAR chatted about their music, songwriting, how they got into music and inspiration the behind their songs.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Craig Hughes, Co-founder and Orgainser of the Night and Day Festival chats about the lineup of artists, how people can get tickets for the event taking place in Loughkey Forest Park.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Cllr Anthony Waldron discusses the latest developments at Bullies Acre, the Suck Valley Way, Roscommon hospital carpark and emergency fire services for Roscommon.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Psychotherapist, Sabrina Ginesi chats about the upcoming Lovestock Festival, farmers wellbeing, support services, statistics and different sources available to those seeking help.

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

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Richard Regan of Citizens Information Services discusses the recent extension to child benefit for children over 17 years of age, which was announced in Budget 2024, and also the rights of tenants in rented accommodation, what they should expect in the properties and what they can do or who can help them if they are in dispute with their landlord.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Laura Costello, Head of Sustainability & Planet Services at Think House, discusses the findings of the Good Life 2030 Ireland first citizen vision report, and the research that was carried out, which looked at the role of the advertising industry in creating this image of ‘a good life’.

On this week's The Arts Programme with Ursula Ledwith, The Roscommon Drama Group were in the studio chatting about The Real McCoy, on stage in The Roscommon Arts Centre. The Roscommon Drama Group also gifted the programme with two tickets as a prize. Seanie Morris, STEM Facilitator and Work Shop Provider chatted about what STEM is, how it is the way of the future. The Producer was Summer Kearn...

Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Sports chat with Brian Colleran, Soccer Overview with Sean O' Halloran, Formula 1 with Michael O' Grady, and Roscommon GAA with Ray Lannon.

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Joe Eustace, co-founder of Online Garden Designs chats about the Bord Bia Bloom Cultivating Talent initiative in 2023, and landscape designing.

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Riverfest Organiser, Éanna Ryan chats about the upcoming event, the acts performing and what visitors can expect at the Music and Arts Festival taking place at Shannonbridge, Co. Offaly on the 28th - 30th of June.

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Holistic Therapist, Marie Angelique chats about the benefits of laughter, yoga and many other natural therapies