Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to Councillor Eimear Kelly who talks about her career in the community, the need for more women in politics and her ongoing work in Roscommon.

Featured on today's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Rugby View, Castlerea Basketball and Local GAA.

Featured on today's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Premier League Soccer, NFL, Roscommon & District Football League Results and Rugby View. 

Today on Feel Good Friday Joe Bambrick chats to Maria Byrne from Kilmore who talks about St. Brigid, the history, origins and significance behind this new holiday, St. Brigid's Day.

Today on Historic Looks and Fashion Hooks Ciara Lawless chat to Earl who is a farmer and talks about the type of clothing found on the farm.

Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless chats to Life Coach Jessica Paul who talks about her early career in the theatre and acting and her journey to becoming a life coach and the inspiration behind it.

Today on The Arts Programme Ursula Ledwith is joined by Paddy Cullivan, Author, Actor and Musician. Paddy is performing his Piece, The Murder of Michael Collins, in The Roscommon Arts Centre on the 3rd of February, Caroline Callery on the Board of Directors, leading St. Brigid Awaking Festival at Strokestown House and Tony Breathnach who made a short video, on a poem he wrote, remembering the Blind Poet , O'Rafferty.

The Nursing Home payments scandal and the rising cost of building are just two of the issues discussed with Emmett Corcoran in the weekly 'Corky and Dukie' series.

In our weekly history section Gerry Shannon looks at Irish people and indeed Roscommon people who joined The Wild Geese to fight in wars across Europe over two centuries ago.

The Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland have launched a new campaign which would give traffic wardens and Gardai the power to fine people who park in disabled parking bays in private car parks.  Richard Ryder of the DDAI has been telling Seamus Duke about the campaign.