Category: Podcasts

Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless chats to Niall O Floinn owner and teacher of Chen Tai Chi Ireland and Alaicos Lopez who teaches violin and Latin dance.

Today on the Trad and Folk Hour Therese Hanley is joined by special guests Marian Herrity, Frank Brennan and Henry Owens for some songs and chat.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Damien Finneran chats to Fintan Walsh of Ballygar Hurling Club who talks about his role in the club, teaching and the benefits of hurling and it’s following.

Today on The Arts Programme Ursula Ledwith is joined by singer/songwriter Fia Rua/Eoghan Burke who talks about his career in music and artist Frances Crowe who discusses her collaboration work ‘Imbolc’ at the Strokestown House exhibition.

The negotiations about the Northern Ireland protocoland one year of the war in Ukraine are the two main stories that Seamus Duke and Emmett Corcoran spoke aboutin this weeks’ Corky and Dukie interview.

This Friday is World Hearing Day and a documentary about the lives of four people who have experienced hearing loss will be on Virgin TV this weekend. Brendan Lennon is the head of advocacywith the charity Chime and he has been talking to Seamus Duke about the documentary and the work they do.

Improved services in terms of health care, education and in may other areas are needed now in towns like Ballaghaderren where there has been a large influx of immigrantsover the past number of years. Local SF TD Claire Kerrane raised the matter in the Dail last week.

The week of the 6th March to the 10th March is Local Enterprise Week and there are plentyof events being held around the country and in Roscommon too. Seamus Duke has been talking to Jeremy Cullen of the Roscommon LEO office about what’s going on here.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to Martina Murray, founder of Tepee Wonderlands and organiser of the Roscommon Small Business Expo, Strokestown 2023 who talks about the beginnings in the Christmas Craft Fair and her new ventures.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to Student Rachel Trimble who talks about the debate around school books versus tablets and laptops and the views of other students, also the use of online classes during the pandemic and the benefits of in class learning.