Today on The Arts Programme Ursula Ledwith is joined by Jason Fallon of Midlands Astronomy Club, Nicola Bowes, Rosemary Carty and Dee McKiernan of Celtic Eye and Rhona McGrath Arts Officer at Roscommon County Council.

Today on Historic Looks and Fashion Hooks Ciara Lawless chats to Noor Barishy about the fashion and religion of Islam.

Seamus Duke attended this week's public meeting on policing in the Abbey Hotel and he heard from a number of people who made presentations at the meeting.

In this weeks' chat between Emmett Corcoran and Seamus Duke the topics up for discussion include the drugs scene locally, the death of Queen Elizabeth and the dire property situation for young people in particular.

Tusla are appealing to people in Roscommon to consider fostering. It's part of a nationwide campaign being run at the moment.. Claire Murphy is a regional manager with Tusla and she has been telling Seamus Duke about the campaign and how you apply.

A new initiative called 'Stay Safe' aimed at teenagers and especially at those who will be receiving their Junior Cert results soon has been launched. Seamus Duke has been talking to Gillian Conway about the initiative and what it is about.

Make Way Day this year will be held on the 30th September when people will be reminded to take into consideration the plight of wheelchair users and others with disabilities when it comes to parking and access to footpaths etc.

Seamus Duke spoke to a number of interested parties at the launch of Make Way Day last week in Gleeson's Roscommon.

Former MEP and TD for Sligo-Leitrim Marion Harkin talks to Seamus Duke about the energy prices and what is needed in the forthcoming budget to address the cost of living crisis.

Today on Good Morning Roscommon Ciara Lawless chats to Monica Gaffney of The Melting Pot in Roscommon Town about the work they do and the services they provide to the community.

Featured on today's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Lough Key Triathlon Club, Rugby View, League of Ireland and GAA.