Today on Good Morning Roscommon Damien Finneran talks about Travellers rights, included in the programme is an interview with Hugh Friel of Donegal Travellers Project by Deirdre Hunt of Athlone Radio.
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Today on The Arts Programme Ursula Ledwith is joined by Artist Phil Atkinson, Join Our Boys charity fundraiser Robert Kerr and Fr. Peter McVerry, who discusses the issue of homelessness.
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Strokestown Park House Famine Museum has been refurbished at a cost of 5 million Euro and the new facilities will open to the public at the end of June. Seamus Duke has been to Strokestown and was taken on a tour of the museum by Marketing manager Tony Aspell and curator of the museum John O’Driscoll.
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It’s a busy time for Roscommon Special Olympics and Jacqui McCormack has been telling Seamus Duke about what’s going on over the coming weeks.
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The sharp rise in inflation and the supply shortage has made the overall situation in the housing sector even worse than it was priorto the war in Ukraine. Collette Bennett of Social Justice Ireland has been speaking to Seamus Duke about what can be done by the Government to alleviate the situation with the provision of Social Housing at the […]
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The Roscommon Rose Launch took place recently at the Abbey hotel and Daniela Stoica and Niamh Loftus were there and spoke to some of this year’s hopefuls.
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Featured on today’s Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; GPA, Roscommon LGFA and Formula 1.
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Featured on today’s Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Premier League Soccer and GPA.
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Today on Feel Good Friday Joe Bambrick is joined by Aidan Raftery from Friday Sport, and Registered nurse Anne Marie Hart, a specialist in Cardiology.
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Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless talks to singer/songwriter Lucia Evans.
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