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Featured on this week's Friday Sport : Premier League Soccer, Local Rugby and LGFA.

On this week's Feel Good Friday, Joe Bambrick talks to Makeup Artist Amanda McCarthy.

On today's Good Morning Roscommon, Damien Finneran talks to Peter Daly of Building For Children Project. 

Today on The Arts Programme, Ursula Ledwith talks to Artist, Teacher and Trainer, Jackie Eastwood.

A huge community effort was launched over the past week to provide support for the Ukrainian refugees who were arriving at the Cuisle Centre in Donamon over the weekend. Fifty five refugees arrived in the early hours of Saturday morning and are now being looked after at the centre. Seamus Duke was in Cuisle this week and he spoke to Volunteers Tommy Beirne and Orla Leyden. He also spoke to De...

The Roscommon Town Easter Parade is back this year after a two year absence and on Sunday April 17th it will be the biggest parade ever. Special guests on the day will be the Garda Band as the Garda Siochana celebrate their 100th birthday and there will be a special major music event in The Square on Saturday 16th in advance of the parade on the Sunday. The details were revealed at the l...

Featured on this week's programme: Formula 1 and LGFA.

Featured on today's programme: Premier League Soccer and Local Rugby.

On this week's programme Joe Bambrick talks to Adrian Leddy of the Roscommon Lions Club.

On this morning's show with Damien Finneran there's an interview with Michelle Byrne of Uplift Ireland, who offer support to the people of Ukraine.

On this week's Art Programme, Ursula's guests are artists Patricia O' Flaherty and Nicola Bowe.

Children's Heart is a nationwide support group set up to support children who were born with a congenital heart disease and their parents. Seamus Duke has been speaking to CH spokesperson Sheila Campbell about their group and their work.

Anam is an organisation which provides support for parents around the country who have lost children  and it holds regular meetings nationwide.. Sharon Vard of Aman has been speaking to Seamus Duke.

Children's Heart is a nationwide support group set up to support children who were born with a congenital heart disease and their parents. Seamus Duke has been speaking to CH spokesperson Sheila Campbell about their group and their work.

Over 900 children are on various hospital and medical waiting lists in County Roscommon and local Deputy Dennis Naughten says that the situation has got completely out of hands and cannot be allowed to continue. He spoke to Seamus Duke on the Good Morning Roscommon programme.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport; Local Rugby, Strength and Conditioning and Roscommon LGFA.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport, Premier League Soccer and Local Rugby.

On today's Feel Good Friday, Joe Bambrick talks to Irish Teacher Niamh McCabe.

On today's programme Damien Finneran talks to a Sanctuary ambassador and refugee, a national coordinator of Schools of Sanctuary.

On The Arts Programme this week Ursula Ledwith talks to Artists Amanda Grace and Nicola Bowes.

The annual Roscommon Community Challenge which was held last Friday night was a huge success with over 300 people taking part with all the proceeds going towards Roscommon Special Olympics. Seamus Duke was there for RosFM and he first sampled the atmosphere and the warm up before the event gets underway he talks to organiser in chief Jacqui McCormack.

The situation in Ukraine is worsening by the day and people in Roscommon are preparing to welcome Ukranian refugees to the area and at a meeting of Roscommon Lions Club on Tuesday Seamus Duke spoke to a Unkanian lady 'Tatyania@ who has lived in Roscommon town for 15 years about the situation and about her family who are still living in the country as the Russians continue their invasion. Seam...

Featured in this week's Friday Sport programme, Local Rugby, Formula 1 and GAA.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport programme , Premier League Soccer, Roscommon Community School Sports News and Local Rugby.

On this week's programme Joe Bambrick talks to Practising Counselling Psychologist, Liam Mulroney.