The Taoiseach Micheal Martin was in Strokestown Park House last weekend for the National Famine Commemoration and the newly refurbished famine museum was also revealed on the day.

Local Senator Eugene Murphy has been chatting to Seamus Duke about the new facilities at Strokestown Park House and also the work on the N5 national primary route which was mentioned by The Taoiseach at the weekend.

Featured on today's Friday Sport; Local Rugby, Roscommon LGFA and Sideline View.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport; Premier League Soccer, Golf and Local Rugby.

On today's Feel Good Friday Joe Bambrick talks to Dee Henry, Volunteer Coordinator of Northwest Hospice Group.

Today on Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless talks to entrepreneur Leah Maloney.

A very special programme presented by Aliya, Eva and Gemeesha. Interviews and chat from the three Transition Year students from the Convent of Mercy in Roscommon.

On today's Good Morning Roscommon Damien Finneran talks to Craig Hughes, curator and head of communications at the 'Night And Day' festival.

On The Arts Programme today Ursula Ledwith is joined by; Rosemary Nieve Dara, Ronan , Dermot, Erica Hanley, Brigid, Susan and Helen Wildfire.

On today's Historic Looks and Fashion Hooks Ciara Lawless is joined by Ella Ringrose.

A 1,000 Euro grant for farmers to grow silage, the rising cost of fertilisers and insurance costs are just some of the issues affecting farmers at the moment. In his regular piece for Good Morning Roscommon John Hanley of the IFA has been talking to Seamus Duke about those issues and more.