On Good Morning Roscommon, with presenter Margaret McHugh, was Breda Joyce, senior Manager at RSG Derrane, Stephen Bannon of The No Name Club, Four Mile House and Ciaran Mulloony, community development and enterprise worker with Roscommon LEADER Partnership. Listen in live on rosfm.ie/live
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The final summertime mix between 4 and 5 on Tuesday focuses on what it takes and what it means to win a Connaught under 20 title with Ronan Garvin and David Wynne from the Ballinameen club and Fiachra Henry from St, Micheal’s club in Cootehall. Listen in live on rosfm.ie/live
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In this weeks Friday Sport Extra, Aidan Discusses the following: – Roscommon LGFA with Ollie Colgan discussing the latest from Ladies Gealic Football – Nutrition and Wellbeing with Helen McSharry Discussing advice and Tips for your Nutrition and wellbeing – LOI Chat with Luke McQuillan discussing the latest results, fixtures and news from the League of Ireland – F1VIEW with […]
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Local companies who offer tourist attractions have been getting help with their websites and online presence by Failte Ireland who have grant-aided the companies to help them highlight their services. Mark McGovern is the manager of Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands which covers this area and he has been telling Seamus Duke about the initiative on Good Morning Roscommon…
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Roscommon Town area Special Olympics is one of the busiest in the country and on Good Morning Roscommon Seamus spoke to Jacqui McCormack about what activities that they have on at the moment…
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Friends of the Irish Environment have obtained a High Court injunction to stop the flood relief work that was being carried out there. On Good Morning Roscommon Seamus Duke spoke to local councillor Laurence Fallon about the situation and also society locally emerging from the pandemic…
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Aidan and Ray discuss the latest results, fixtures and news from the GAA world
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Aidan and Pat reviews the 2021 All Ireland Hurling Final
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This week on FRIDAY SPORT EXTRA Aidan chats to Cameron Brill and Michael O’Grady
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A Scottish man who has settled in the local area has made a short film – Snámh (Swim) – about a local character who has been teaching people to swim in the River Shannon for many years. Lee Williamson spoke to Seamus Duke on Good Morning Roscommon about the film and why he decided to make it…
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