Featured on today's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Premier League Soccer and Rugby View.

Today on Feel Good Friday Joe Bambrick chats to the Keadue Entente Florale committee, Paraic Noone, Margaret Grimes, and Terry Leyden about their recent competition win in Hungary.

Today on Feel Good Friday Joe Bambrick chats to author of 'Girls Who Slay Monsters' Ellen Ryan about her writing career.

Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless chats to business owner and artist Leah Chung who talks about the power of positive thinking, inspiration and going after your goals in life.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Damien Finneran chats to Pippa Hackett, Green Party Senator for the Agricultural Panel and serves as Minister of State for Land Use and Biodiversity in the Department of Agriculture.

Today on Echoes of Erin Sean Dolan chats to a member of the black community in the US who discusses her journey from Kenya to the US to study and her involvement in the Black Lives Matter campaign.

Today on The Arts Programme Ursula Ledwith's guests are author J.P. Burke, actress and singer Mary Claire Ryan and Michael Keegan Dolan who talks about the MAM art, musical production in the Boyle Sports Complex later this month.

The election in Brazil and the new rules on selling turf here that could see people jailed are just two of the topics tackled by Emmett Corcoran and Seamus Duke in their weekly news podcast.

Local Independent Senator Ronan Mullen has come up with a novel idea for Leaving Cert Students to write an essay about Irish politics and there are valuable cash prizes up for grabs too.

He gave the details to the Good Morning Roscommon programme this week.

The Roscommon Palliative Care team have been providing a service caring for patients and their families in recent years and they are busiest than ever. Most of their funding comes from the public.

The nursing lead for Roscommon Palliative Care is Dee Hickson and she spoke to Seamus Duke on this weeks' Good Morning Roscommon programme about their ongoing work.