Today on Good Morning Roscommon Damien Finneran chats to Enda..., Frank Carkins, Liam Cunningham, Ryan Duffy and Robbie Daly about the recent win by Ballygar in the hurling championship.

A look back at the life of Fr. Michael Flanagan who was born in Roscommon in 1876 in a special documentary in the DOC ON ONE series.

Today on Echoes of Erin Sean Dolan chats to climber Fionn O'Cearbhaill who talks about his adventures and future ambitions.

Today on The Arts Programme Ursula Ledwith is joined by writer Eileen Moynihan, Jason Fallon from Midland Astronomy and HR Consultant and artist Dee McKiernan.

The chaotic political situation in the UK, the local fire in Ballaghaderreen and climate action protests are just some of the issues discussed by Seamus Duke and Emmett Corcoran in their weekly 'Corky and Dukie' podcast.

Women For Election is a group that has been set up to ensure that more females get involved in politics.

They are holding training sessions for women who are interested in getting involved in politics nationwide.

Seamus Duke has been talking to Megan Kelly Women for Election about their training initiative.

Turn2Me, the mental health charity, has a new initiative to raise funds for the organisation who are providing counselling for people nationwide.

Seamus Duke spoke to the organisation on the Good Morning Roscommon programme.

This weekend is the busiest of the year in Roscommon GAA with senior finals in Ladies Football Hurling and a unique Senior Football final between Boyle and Strokestown.

Seamus Duke has been chatting to the Sports Editor of the Roscommon Herald Ian Cooney about the matches and the possible outcomes.

Fine Gael Senator Aisling Dolan has been telling RosFM that the problems facing the out of hours GP service in the Roscommon East Galway region is now a crisis. She was talking on the Good Morning Roscommon programme.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to Ciaran Mullooly about his work in Roscommon Leader Partnership and the area of social inclusion in the community.