Category: Podcasts

Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless chats to artist and illustrator from Galway who talks about her journey into illustration, her inspiration and the influences in her work.

Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless chats to Bassist and singer with Galway band Amazing Apples who talks about the forming of the band, their influences, the other musicians they have played with and music.

Joining Ursula on The Arts Programme were Ciara Lawless with her new single “Half The Man”, Pauline Flood, Tom Foolery at the Folly, Ged McMahon art exhibition at The Balcony Cafe, Ganlys of Athlone, Shane Gannon art exhibition in The Art Gallery, Fernhill Garden Center Athlone and Lee Williams of Shuttermaniac Productions dropped into the studio for a chat.

Well known local musician and RosFM presenter Patsy McCaul will lead a group of well known musicians back on the road as a new social dancing band are set to hit the road.. Patsy has been telling Seamus Duke about the new venture and their first night next week.

 This week it's part two of our look at the history of a famous Roscommon family – The Crofton's- with historian Gerry Shannon.

Four TY students who attend Drumshambo Vocational School have qualified  for the All Ireland Enterprice finals after designing a unique product called Pocket Socks. Three of the students hail from County Roscommon and on the Good Morning Roscommon Seamus Duke talked to them.

RosFM presenter Ciara Lawless has released her first single entitled 'Half The Man' and she also has a video and album on the way. She has been talking to the Good Morning Roscommon programme about her music and her plans for the future.

The Coronation of Charles and his wife Camilla on Saturday will dominate media coverage this weekend. Sean McKiernan has been talking to Seamus Duke about what we can expect to happen.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to Sean Dolan who talks about the best ways students can prepare for exams.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to Paula Naughton founder of Join Our Boys Trust who talks about how she was told their three sons, Archie, George and Isaac, had Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a fatal disease, what Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is and the symptoms.