Category: Highlights & Full Shows

Joining presenter Ursula Ledwith on the programme this week are; Niamh O’Connor, Rosemary Langtry, Ann Walsh, Francez Cody and Revi-Vk.

Aidan Raftery and Ray Lannon discuss the 1983 Senior County Football Final between Kilmore and St. Brigid’s.

Presenter Margaret McHugh will be speaking to Knockcroghery tidy towns, Louise Weir of Knockcroghery community games and Billy Kelly of Lecarrow benevolent fund.

Presenter Margaret McHugh will be speaking to Knockcroghery tidy towns, Louise Weir of Knockcroghery community games and Billy Kelly of Lecarrow benevolent fund.

The youngest councillor on Roscommon County Council is Emer Kelly who was co-opted after the resignation of Ivan Connaughton earlier this year. On Wednesday morning she spoke to Seamus Duke about the recent closure of Ballyforan Post Office, her experience in politics so far as a youngfemale and her hopes and ambitions for the future.

Feel Good Friday’s show featuring an update on fundraising events highlighted on previous shows and Yvonne Conroy and her fundraising efforts for the Roscommon Palliative Care Team.

On this Roscommon GAA Memories, Aidan Raftery and Ray Lannon discuss the 1974 National Football League clash between Roscommon and Kerry.

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 hasbeen provided entirelyfrom donations from the public. Seamus Duke was broughton a tour of the new facilityby Mike Smith Chairman of the board of Mayo Roscommon Hospice.