RosFM presenter Ciara Lawless has released a new single and is getting ready to release her second album. She is currently on tour and has several dates coming up as she makes her way upwards in the music industry. She has been telling Seamus Duke about her latest news.

After last weeks' meeting in Athlone the council seat of the late Cllr John Naughten has been filled. The seats of Gareth Scahill and Tony Waldron have yet to be filled. Seamus Duke chats to Emmett Corcoran about the local political scene and the latest from Dail Eireann.

With just two weeks to go to the annual Cheltenham racing festival Dave Keena talks to legendary jockey Barry Geraghty about the festival and his memories.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless,  Designer, Artist & Researcher Niamh Butler chats about housing and sustainability, enhancing wellbeing and the research project she is undertaking.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Delores Crerar, Manager of the Athlone Family Resource Centre and Creative Director of Athlone River Festival chats about the upcoming festival, it's history and the activities to expect at the event.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, research Student Koen Hugo De Velde Harsenhorst talks about his research into music in the west of Ireland and what he is hoping to fined at the end of his research project.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara LawlessDating/Relationship Expert and Life Coach Frances Kelleher answers some of the listeners questions regarding relationships and dating.

On this week's Good Morning Roscommon with Ciara Lawless, Psychotherapist, Sabrina Ginesi talks about the upcoming Lovestock Festival, local talent and the community, anxiety, coping mechanisms and social events.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Sports Chat with Brian Colleran, Rugby View with Adrian Leddy and an interview with the 1984 Athlone Town Youth Team Members, Eamon Gavin and Johnny Morris Burke.

The Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day will take place this year on the 28th March, and Adrianne attended the Daffodil Day Launch, which took place in Croke Park last month. She met and spoke with several Irish Cancer Society workers and volunteers throughout the day, and over the coming weeks we will upload the interviews and hear testimonies from cancer survivors. Here we have the opening address from Averil Power, who is the CEO of the Irish Cancer Society and Adrianne then chats with Mary Murray, Community Fundraising Manager about the importance of Daffodil Day and their need for more volunteers in Boyle www.cancer.ie or www.cancer.ie/ways-to-help/volunteer.