Podcast: RosFM 94.6

Botín Ireland is a new Irish game and publishing company, based in Cork creating family-friendly bilingual games with an emphasis on geography, history and Irish culture. Friends Sean O’Shea & Michael Orr wanted to make learning Irish fun, so they have just launched a bilingual Irish/English board game to help bring the Irish language back into homes and classrooms across […]

There has been a Gay Pride parade in Dublin since 1994. This parade is now known as the Dublin Pride because Pride parades now take place at various times of the year in many towns around the country. They are celebrations of the LGBTQ+ community, but everyone is welcome to the party and here in Roscommon it is not just […]

Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland’s mission is simple; it is to change the world for autistic children. AADI train assistance dogs, who go on to bring safety, calm, and connection to both children and their families, but it costs €25,000 to train each dog, and they receive no government funding. They rely entirely on public support. Adrianne chats here with David McCarthy, AADI’s […]

Allen Meagher, Founding Editor of the Quarterly Magazine, Changing Ireland speaks with Adrianne about the Summer edition of the magazine, which has so many wonderful articles from various events and heartfelt stories from around the country. They talk about Community Gardens funding, which is available through Roscommon County Council and around the country, they also discuss the articles on The […]

Each year in August, people from all over Ireland walk to the Marian shrine in the village of Knock, County Mayo, to raise money for Mary’s Meals. Traditionally, walkers set off from seven points across Ireland between 7th to 15th August, covering more than 200km over nine days, all arriving in Knock on the same day, 15th August. At Mary’s Meals, they […]

National Heritage Week 2025 will take place from Saturday 16th to Sunday 24th August and this year they are celebrating the theme 'Exploring Our Foundation'. This theme invites everyone to reflect on the structures, landscapes, and cultural practices that have shaped who we are. Adrianne chats with Ronan Healy of The Heritage Council who is National Heritage Week Programme Manager, and […]

http://www.Turn2Me.ie provides a range of free counselling services to anyone 18+ living in Ireland who may be dealing with anxiety or depression or struggling in any area of their life. These services are provided immediately without a referral or diagnosis, are just a click away and can be completely anonymous. Anyone can avail of up to six free counselling sessions per […]

We may not think it, but one thing that our youth are anxious about is climate change and whether they have a future on this planet. Spunout is delighted to have been awarded government funding to assist them in delivering a dynamic new project focused on climate justice education for young people through a mental health lens. Adrianne chats here […]

A new pilgrim walk will be launched on Sunday, 3rd August. The walk will start promptly at 6.30am and pilgrims will walk from the Trinity Arts Centre in Castlerea to the Emlagh High Cross, which is a National Monument and historical landmark here in County Roscommon. This walk is 4.2km and there will be buses available at the site to […]

Urgent reforms of how the aviation industry treats disabled passengers are being called for by Irish advocacy organisations, Vision Ireland and The Wayfinding Centre. Adrianne speaks with Kevin Kelly, Head of Policy, Partnerships and External Affairs at Vision Ireland about the difficulties disabled passengers come up against, from non-accessible websites for booking or checking in to damaged wheelchairs and inadequate or […]