On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Kara Kalua, a Drag Artist and Performer, originally from Hawaii but living in Ireland a number of yearstalks about work, inspiration and the journey into performing.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless Psychotherapist, Sabrina Ginesi chats about the upcoming Lovestock Festival, and answers some listeners questions.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Sports Results & Fixtures, Rugby View with Adrian Leddy, Inclusion Sport with Christopher Tarrant, Formula 1 with Michael O' Grady, Kayleigh Shine Interview and Ken Berry Interview.

On this week's Inspired Lives, Ciara Lawless is joined by guests;

Siofra from Burnchurch, a four piece band of brothers and sisters from Co. Kilkenny who chats about their music, songwriting, their influences, and inspiration behind their music, including 'St. Patrick's Day'.

Singer and Songwriter, Syd Lewis chats about his music, innovation and originality, visiting Ireland and plays some of his music live in studio.

Rachel Zamstein, Singer and Songwriter chats about her music and songwriting, and the inspiration behind her songs, such as 'Wabi Sabi'.

Giovanni De Reus from the band, Days of Sway chats about the forming of the band, their music and songwriting process, and the inspiration behind their songs 'Dance' and ' Down'.

On this week's The Arts Programme Ursula' Guests were; John Connell, Co Founder of Granard Booktown Festival who chatted about the festival which will take place on from the 11th - 13th of April.

Neill Teague chats about 'Home Grown Potatoes' which he recorded with Padraig Joyce, and the story behind the song.

Fiona King, Award winning Director, Producer, Actress, Singer, Songwriter & Poet shared a recorded piece of advice she shared with her younger self.

During Gay Pride in Roscommon Jessica Webster Patterson was asked to be the photographer, her Exhibition, True Colours Shining Through, was launched in Roscommon Art Centre and Ursula spoke to Jessica and Teddy Reddington. Will Keane opened the exhibition, which will finish on the 26/27 of March.

Motor Neurone Disease is a progressive neurological condition that attacks the motor neurones in the brain and spinal cord. This means messages gradually stop reaching the muscles, which affect speech and movement. Kevin Burn, CEO of IMNDA, Irish Motor Neuron Disease Association, speaks here to Adrianne about the disease and the various supports and services that the IMNDA offer both the patients and their family members. Kevin also talks about their upcoming fundraising events, and in particular the Afternoon Tea that takes place in Powerscourt House on 29th March, and which promises to be a fun day with beautiful food, music and song in gorgeous surroundings and will celebrate IMNDA’s 40th Anniversary while raising much needed funds. For information and to register go to www.imnda.ie

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Shane Newcombe from Shannonside Marina gives tips and advice to people who are thinking of buying their first boat, safety courses, visiting marinas and the boating community and the new passenger ferry for the River Shannon.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Portrait & brand photographer Aoife Long chats about the recent launch of a new online store called The Thing Store featuring handmade items using Irish materials, made in Ireland by Irish artisans.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Holistic Wellness Coach, Shelley Olivia Smith shares another guided meditation with listeners.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless Psychotherapist, Sabrina Ginesi talks about the upcoming Lovestock Festival, supporting the community, the search for local talent, and the effects of social media and tv images on young people and tips on limiting usage of media/social media.