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On The Arts Programme this week, presenter Ursula Ledwith's guests are, Francis Crowe, Ann Hill, Will Keane and Helen Dannelly.

The CEO of Mayo/Roscommon Hospice Martina Jennings also spoke to Seamus Duke.

The new Roscommon Hospice will be officially opened by Health Minister Stephen Donnelly on November 5th. The building, which is now fully finished, cost over 6 million Euro and that money has been provided entirely from donations from the public. Seamus Duke was brought on a tour of the new facility by Mike Smith Chairman of the board of Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Presenter Usula Ledwith's guests on The Arts Programme are, Rhona McGrath, Arts Officer for Roscommon, Helen Dannelly, Carmel Duffy, Noel Molloy and Dee McKiernan.

This week on the programme, the Roscommon Senior Hurling Champion County Final between Athleague and Tremane.

Presenter Joe Bambrick talks about the work of the Brothers of Charity and those involved in their work.

Damien Finneran gives advice on Social Media apps to promote positive mental health.

Feel Good Friday's Joe Bambrick speaks to the new principal of Roscommon CBS Kevin Scollan.

The ongoing situation at Lough Funshinagh, the problems faced by the farming community and several other issues of local interest were discussed by Independent Councillor Tony Ward when he spoke to Seamus Duke on the Good Morning Roscommon programme this week.

1990 Meath v Roscommon National Football League and 1991 Senior Roscommon Football Semi Final.

"A Mixed Bag is the way that Budget 2022 has been described by local Independent TD and former Minister Dennis Naughton. He gave his assessment of this weeks' announcement to Seamus Duke on the Good Morning Roscommon programme this week".

This week's special guest was Mary who told of her personal family journeys through Cancer with the help of the Hospice service.

FitLine is a volunteer-led telephone-based motivation line which encourages callers to get more active. It's a great way to help older people who want to feel a bit healthier but just don’t have the time or information on where and how to take that first step. On the Good Morning Roscommon programme Seamus Duke spoke to James Flanagan of Age and Opportunity who run FitLine about the idea behi...

Grassroots Stories From The GAA is a new book written by Offaly man PJ Cunningham. He includes over 150 GAA stories from around the country and there are three from County Roscommon. PJ Cunningham spoke to Seamus Duke on the Good Morning Roscommon programme about the book.

Feel Good Friday episode featuring Fergal Wood's endeavour to cycle 500km in October for the Irish Cancer Society.

The Roscommon Volunteer Centre have announced a volunteer awards scheme open to all local organisations, sports clubs and charities. Shannette Budhai of the Roscommon Volunteer Centre has been speaking to Seamus Duke about the awards.

House prices nationally have been rising sharply in recent months. On the Good Morning Roscommon programme Seamus Duke spoke to local auctioneer Seamus Carthy about what the situation is locally.

There is controversy over the election strategy of Fianna fail in Roscommon after last weeks' statement from Senator Eugene Murphy who said that the party should have run just one candidate. However he was sharply criticized by Councillor Orla Leyden who said that the party had always fielded at least two or even three candidates. Councillor Leyden spoke to Seamus Duke on this weeks...

On tomorrow's Good Morning Roscommon show with presenter Margaret McHugh is Helena Finneran, manager at Castlerea National learning network, Gary Kearney, disability advocate, spokesperson and radio presenter with Dublin City FM, Bernie Kearney with the community diary and part 2 of the father Niall Molloy interview with Sharon Lawless of flawless films. Listen in live on rosfm.ie/live

Joe Bambrick talks to Elphin poet and illustrationist Seamus Dockery on his new book Smile A While, proceeds from which go to the Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Roscommon gaa memories with Aidan Raftery and Ray Lannon 

Roscommon gaa memories with Aidan Raftery and Ray Lannon 

On Good Morning Roscommon tomorrow, from 9am - 10am with Damien Finneran, a story of one woman's journey of leaving her country due to violence against her family and her experience of direct provision. Listen in live on rosfm.ie/live

Damien Finneran talks about human rights and giving a voice to minority and disadvantage groups in our community.

Feel good Friday show 10th September featuring Cormac Callers and Grainne Caldbeck on the release of their charity single for Cancer Care West, Sweet Rockingham. This weeks show features Ruth McCourt from Helplink mental health support  charity who are organising a fundraising swim called coldtobet. Lough key is included as a venue.