On today's Feel Good Friday Joe Bambrick talks to Singer/Songwriter Chantelle Padden.

On today's Inspired Lives Ciara Lawless talks to Martin Ward, Owner of Na Fianna Martial Arts Centre.

On today's Good Morning Roscommon Damien Finneran talks to student Frankie Gavin about the struggles students have experienced during and after the pandemic.

On 'The Arts Programme' today Ursula Ledwith talks to Joe Woods, New Director of Strokestown International Poetry Festival, Artists' Derek Smith and Dede Kiernan.

Aiden Sheridan  is planning to swim the entire length of the Shannon River in aid of cancer research in July. It follows the death of his brother in the recent past.

He spoke to Seamus Duke about his plans on this weeks' Good Morning Roscommon programme.

The Shannon Basin Radio Group are a local organisation of radio enthusiasts who contact each other and other like minded people all over the world. Marty Grady is the youth officer of the local group and he has been speaking to Seamus Duke about the group and how people might be able to get involved.

Jock Leonard was one of the first presenters on RosFM when it began back in 2005. He passed away over the weekend and on the Good Morning Roscommon programme Seamus Duke spoke to Dermot Cox about the passing of the DJ.

The Irish Road Victims Association are a non governmental organisation who have been set up to support the families of road accident victims. The founder of the association is Donna Price from Mullingar.

She has been talking to Frank Tynan about the work of the organisation and why she decided to set it up.

Featured on this week's Friday Sport; Local Rugby and Local GAA.

Featured on this week's show are; Premier League Soccer, Roscommon & District Football League update and Local Rugby.