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On this week's Trad and Folk Hour Therese Hanley is joined in Studio by Musicians, Mary Jo Fitzpatrick and Michael Cully who chat about their music, influences, and the accordion and keyboards, plus play a few tunes live in studio.

On The Arts Programme this week, Ursula Ledwith was joined in studio by Artist, Johanna Smed from Finland and Rosemarie Langtry, Ireland, who chatted about Murmuration: Craftlink - Connecting Creative Communities, Finland teamed with Westmeath, launching on the 12th of January at Esker Arts Centre, Tullamore, and Dorthe Berg-Gilligan from Roscommon Library chatted about the introduction of a Book...

Trainees from Our Voice FM, Strokestown in association with Work Links Roscommon, and RosFM, completed a QQI Media Expression Course and produced this special programme.

 RosFM presenter Ciara Lawless has released her third single "Where are your wings" and she has been chatting to Seamus Duke about her music and her career.

In this weeks' Corky and Dukie chat Emmett Corcoran examines some of the issues that have arisen over the past week.

In the third part of hos look at the Church Street-Main Street area of Roscommon town in the past Gerry Shannon continues his look at the residents in that area.

The annual Her Sports awards will take place later this month and the best female stars in Ireland will be recognised. Alana Cunnane has been telling Seamus Duke about this years' awards.

The weekend protest in Ballinrobe and the recent problems in Dublin. Galway and Wexford have brought the immigration issue into the news headlines. Sean Mc Kiernan chats to Seamus Duke about how the Government are handling the situation.

On today's Good Morning Roscommon, Ciara Lawless chats to Cllr Anthony Waldron who talks about The Rambling House, community spirit and Bog Walks.

On today's Good Morning Roscommon, Holistic Animal Healer, Lisa Tully, talks about anxiety in pets, what are the signs, and approaches which can help.

On today's Good Morning Roscommon, Health & Fitness Trainer and Organic Grower, Colman Power talks about setting new health and nutrition goals for the new year.

On today's Good Morning Roscommon, Health and Nutrition Coach, Shelley Olivia Smith shares another guided meditation with listeners.

On today's Good Morning Roscommon Psychotherapist Sabrina Ginesi joins Ciara Lawless and talks about new year, financial stress, resolutions and looking at long term goals for the new year.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, BT Young Scientists from Roscommon Community College, Eoin, Jamie, Callum, Erin Hollie and Sean talk about their various projects for the BT Young Scientist competition, past and present.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Mairead O' Shea, Communications Manager for SHE-See Her Elected talks about the role of their organisation and about the need for more women in politics.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Roscommon and District League, Pat Fitzgerald-Robbie Henshaw Interview, Tony Ward Interview, Inclusion Rugby, Athlone Town FAI Ladies Club Interview, GAA View and Local GAA.

On this week's Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless chats to singer/songwriter, Jessica Jolia, who talks about the inspiration behind her songs, her love of music, collaborating with other artists, and performing live and on TV.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon, Damien Finneran chats to Alistair MacDonald about the ongoing conflict in the middle east.

The increased number of road deaths in 2023 is an issue that will have to be tackled this year- that's one of the issues that Emmett Corcoran addressed when he spoke to Seamus Duke on the Good Morning Roscommon programme this week.

The figures for car sales in 2023 make for interesting reading with the sale of electric cars up 45% in 2022 however that figure is from a very low base., Brian Cooke is the Director of the Society of the Irish Motor Industry and he has been chatting to  Seamus Duke about the figures.

In this weeks' local history section Gerry Shannon looks at who was living in Roscommon Town in the 18th and 19th centuries.

The Mental Health charity Turn2Me say that people should try to make realistic New Year resolutions that they can fulfill rather than making unrealistic resolutions that are very difficult to realise. Fiona  O'Malley is the CEO of Turn2Me and she has been chatting to Seamus Duke.

In 2024 there will be local and Euro elections, a number of referendums, a very likely general election in the UK and a Presidential election in the USA. Seamus Duke has been chatting to Sean McKiernan about what might lie in store on the political front.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to Health & Fitness Coach and Organic Grower, Colman Power who talks about new year resolutions, fitness and setting goals.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Health & Fitness Coach, Shelley Oliva Smith shares another Guided Meditation with listeners.