On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, Hugh O’Donoghue, Alzheimer's Society of Ireland’s Communications Officer discusses the theme of this year’s Alzheimer’s Month ‘Time to Act’ and how the public can get involved in helping this awareness campaign. World Alzheimer's Day, part of Alzheimer's Month, is observed every year on the 21st of September, with the objective of creating awareness about the misconception of Dementia and Alzheimer's, and to encourage and support the families of Alzheimer-affected patients to tackle and fight it.

On this week's Today with Adrianne Murphy, The Irish Heart Foundation supports people in Ireland with heart disease or who have suffered stroke, they also try to raise awareness of how to prevent both. JT Treanor is a member of the Health Promotion Team with the Irish Heart Foundation and Adrianne spoke to him to discuss how to look after your heart, the supports available, and the various events they have planned this Autumn. World Heart Day on the 29th of September is a day when monuments around the world will light up red to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease.

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Featured on this week's Friday Sport with Aidan Raftery; Sports Chat with Brian Colleran, Soccer Overview with Sean O' Halloran and Brian Colleran, Formula 1 with Michael O' Grady and Roscommon GAA with Ray Lannon.

On The Arts Programme this week with Ursula Ledwith, Andrew Hannon chatted about the Roscommon International Film Festival, himself & Christine Claire Breathwaite running in the Roscommon Arts Centre. Anna D chatted about the Cultural Evening, herself & Phil Atkinson bringing to life the story of Queen Nave & Longford Love Story of Midhir & Etain, she will share the stories and Phil will do the murals, Market Sq. Cultural Night. She also chatted about CREW, Empower Ladies Go, Anna D has an art exhibition in the Garden Centre, Drumlish, Longford. Suicide Awareness Day - There is a recording by Johnny Collins reading the poem 'I Am Fine' from 'Magpie on a Pylon ' by Michael Collins, and Ren McManus chats about her work experience at Rosfm and her interest in remodeling old clothes and her other interests.

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Poet, Jason Fisher/JJF talks about this beginnings in poetry, writing, performing and the inspiration behind his work.

On this week's Inspired Lives with Ciara Lawless, Thabata Couto, a Holistic Therapist, Yoga Teacher, and Birth Chart Reader shares her personal story from her life in Brazil to the journey to Ireland and the path into holistic healing and teaching.

On this week's The Ability Show with Adrianne Murphy, Roscommon Disability Support Group, commonly known as RSG offers a broad range of person-centred care and support services to older persons, and to people with physical or sensory disabilities of any age within the community. They just celebrated 35 years of service and here Adrianne speaks to Bernadette Connolly, a Supervisor in RSG, about the services they provide and how you can become involved as they are now looking to hire Home Care Support Workers and Personal Assistants on a full or part-time basis. Apply with cv to [email protected] or call Bernie on 090 6625852 (Ext 150).

On this week's The Ability Show with Adrianne Murphy, with Make Way Day happening this year on Friday, 27th September a day when we are all asked to become aware of the obstacles on the streets in our towns and villages all over the country. One person who will be out and about on the 27th taking photos of various obstacles i.e. people parking up on paths or in disabled bays etc. is double amputee Peter Burchell who lost his legs due to diabetes. Peter joined Adrianne in the studio to speak about how he coped after losing both his legs to diabetes, his faith and the local rehabilitation services, including the NRH and the Irish Wheelchair Daycare Service here in Roscommon, that have helped him to overcome.

The West of Ireland Stroke and Heart attack prevention organisation CROI have launched a new state of the art mobile health check facility and it had it's first outing in Tuam on Thursday 12th September. Seamus Duke has been  talking to the CEO of CROI Mark O'Donnell about this new innovation.

The Roscommon Masters (over 40) footballers play Tyrone in the All Ireland Masters 'A' final at Kingspan Breffni Park in Cavan on Saturday. Anthony Carroll from Kilmore is the Roscommon team manager and he is looking forward to the big game.