Category: Highlights & Full Shows

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Jigsaw’s Fundraising Manager, Justin McDermott chats about the services Jigsaw, a charity dedicated to supporting youth mental health (aimed at young people aged between the age of 12 and 25) provide, and how people can get involved in the Colours Climb fundraising event.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Derv Ryan, from The National Adult Literacy Agency NALA and a Literacy Development and Outreach Worker, chats about the work of the NALA and the supports they provide within local communities throughout Ireland, and the upcoming online and in-person courses available.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, South Connacht Citizens Information Service is hosting a webinar on Wills and Inheritance, presented by Anne O’Carroll, who is a Legal Trainer with Cascade Training Consultancy, chats with Adrianne about what people should expect to get from this webinar and who should be making a will.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Premier League Chat with Martin Dunne, Mixed Ability Rugby with Stephen McKinty, The Toughest Trek with Fergus Farrell and GAA with Ray Lannon.

On this week's Feel Good Friday with Joe Bambrick, Environmental Activist, James Fahy from Re-Design Ireland talks about climate change, workshops for TY students, and encouraging others to choose a lifestyle which can alter Ireland's future and the future of the world.

On The Arts Programme this week with Ursula Ledwith; Mary Branley, Poet, Writer & Musician chats about The Roscommon New Writing Awards 2024 and information on SiarSceal which is held in Roscommon Library each year. Bianca Fachel, Singer & Songwriter dropped in to chat about the recording of her first album which will be launched on the 27th of September. […]

The Irish Heart Foundation is one of a number of agencies who are appealing to the Government to provide more funding for the treatment of heart attack and stroke patients after they leave hospital. Chris Macey is the head of advocacy  witn the IHF and he has been telling Seamus Duke what they are looking for.

In this weeks' Local History section Gerry Shannon outlines the final part of his look at The Battle of The Curlews.

A crowd of up to 20,000 people are expected to be in attendance at Dr Hyde Park on Sunday to see Roscommon play Mayo in the Connacht SFC semi-final. Sports Editor of the Roscommon Herald Ian Cooney has been talking to Seamus Duke about the big match.

The situation at Lough Funshinagh has now worsened and over the past week a local road has been closed and two more houses have been evacuated as flooding has worsened considerably with the heavy rain. Local councillor Laurance Fallon has been telling Good Morning Roscommon about the current situation.