Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery 01/12/23
Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Sports Chat with Brian Colleran, Roscommon & District League Results and Fixtures and Rugby View.
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Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Sports Chat with Brian Colleran, Roscommon & District League Results and Fixtures and Rugby View.
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Today on Feel Good Friday, Joe Bambrick chats to the Chairperson of St. Vincent de Paul, Boyle, who talks about the services they offer especially at Christmas and the fundraising appeal to help support their organisation.
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Today on Echoes of Erin, Louise McMahon chats to local Leitrim Artist, Michael O'Faolain who talks about Christmas in his youth and the traditions and stories told within his family during the festive season.
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Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless is joined by Laughter Yoga Coach and Writer, Tove Kane, who talks about the power of laughter and meditation, and her new book” Laughter: A year of chuckling through the change”.
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Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless is joined by Grainne Binns, Designer and the Founder of Subtle Poison who today talks about the launch of her new Nautical Collection and the inspiration behind her style and designs.
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Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless is joined by Kim Hayden and Gus Crawford Collins from Dreamalot, who chat about their music and the Promax Music Awards.
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Today on Good Morning Roscommon with Damien Finneran, Seamus Duke, Journalist, Manager and Presenter at RosFm Community Radio in Roscommon Town chats about his life in broadcasting, his love of sport, writing a book during the pandemic and the importance of community.
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The Dublin riots are the main topic of conversation as Emmett Corcoran chats to Seamus Duke about the big news stories of the week.
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In his weekly look at local history Gerry Shannon looks at what Roscommon town was like in the late 1700's and early 1800's.
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Popular local Independent Councillor Kathleen Shanagher has announced that she will not be running in the local elections in 2024. She has served two terms and has been chatting about her decision on this weeks' Good Morning Roscommon programme.
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