Category: Podcasts

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to fitness coach Colman Power who talks about organic fitness, food preparation and healthy foods for back to school.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to psychotherapist, Sabrina Ginesi who chats about mental health and how parents can prepare for the pressure as their children start back at school and routines.

Featured on today's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Premier League Soccer, Rugby View, GAA View, Clontarf Vikings Futsal and Rugby World Cup.

Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless is joined by singer/songwriter and vocal coach, Micah, who talks about her journey into music, the inspiration behind her songs and gives advice to up and coming singers.

Joining Ursula Ledwith on The Arts Programme this week were; Paddy Cullivan, author, musician and historical story teller, chatting about his upcoming tour, Tess Murphy, from The Ballinamuck Commemoration committee chatting about the celebration, and Mary Lennon, Project Coordinator with CRAOIL chatting about the CRAOIL Achievement awards.

Today on the Trad and Folk Hour Therese Hanley is joined in studio by two young musicians from Roscommon, Diarmuid Fleming and Cormac Fleming who share songs, music and storytelling.

The National Council of the Blind for Ireland have launched a 'Clear The Pathways' campaign to raise awareness of the problems faced by blind people or those with sight impairment when they are out on the streets of our towns and villages. Seamus Duke has been speaking to Kevin Kelly the NCBI about the campaign and the problems facing service […]

In our Local History section Gerry Shannon continues his look at the history of Roscommon Town.

In our mini series for job seekers Sean McKiernan looks at online interviews- how to prepare and what tips to remember.

There was shock and sadness at the sudden passing last weekend of one of Roscommon's best known media personalities, photographer Mick McCormack.  He was synonymous with Ballaghaderreen and had worked for the Roscommon newspapers for over three decades. Dan Dooner of the Roscommon People has been sharing his thoughts about Mick with Seamus Duke.