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Roscommon

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Sep 19, 2026

speaker_2NARRATOR
47:15
many objects contributed to its interest and importance in milesian times there were the nas thiagana or place of assembly of the clans of connaught the sacred cave which in the druidic era was supposed to be the residence of a god and the relic the venerable cemetery of the pagan kings of the west where still the red pillar stone stood over the grave of dathi and many other ancient tomb could be as clearly distinguished The relative importance of Rathkrogan we may estimate by the more detailed descriptions of the extent and income of its rivals, Kinkora and Eliak.
speaker_2NARRATOR
47:52
In an age when Roscommon alone contained four hundred and seventy fortified duns, over all which the royal wrath presided, when half the tributes of the island were counted at its gate, it must have been the frequent rendezvous of armies, the home of many guests, the busy focus of intrigue, and the very elysium of bards, storytellers, and mendicants.
speaker_2NARRATOR
48:13
on an after generation cathal the red-handed o'conor from some motive of policy or pleasure transferred the seat of government to the newly founded ballintober in the lifetime of thurlock moore and the first years of roderick when the fortunes of the o'conors were at their full hrothcroghan was the coequal in strength and splendour of auliac and king cora advancing directly from this family seat on the first tidings of murtagh's death roderick presented himself before the walls of dublin which opened its gates accepted his stipend of four thousand head of cattle and placed hostages for its fidelity in his hands he next marched rapidly to droghedda with an auxiliary force of dublin danes and there o'carroll lord of oriel louth came into his camp and rendered him homage Retracing his steps, he entered Leinster with an augmented force, and demanded hostages from Dermot McMurray.
speaker_2NARRATOR
49:09
Thirteen years had passed since his father had taken up arms to avenge the rape of Dervigoil, and had earned the deadly hatred of the abductor.
Cameron HillHOST
1:14
There are four changes from the team that ran out at the Aviva Stadium in a massive win over Scotland in the Women's Six Nations back in May.
Cameron HillHOST
1:22
That includes a first international cap for Roscommon's Jemima Adams-Verling in the back row.
Cameron HillHOST
1:28
Elsewhere, Niamh O'Dowd comes in at loose head in place of the retired Eleanor Perry.
Cameron HillHOST
1:33
There's no Sam Monaghan.
Oliver CallanHOST
3:09
it's...
Oliver CallanHOST
3:10
Godless Roscommon.
Oliver CallanHOST
3:11
Godless the
Sharon MannionGUEST
3:12
heathen, practice the pagan stuff they do.

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Sharon MannionGUEST
12:44
retaliation.
Sharon MannionGUEST
12:44
That's the only way to do it.
Sharon MannionGUEST
12:45
Do you have that thing, sorry, I put a thing online yesterday where If you're stopped by a guard or something and they go, where are you from? And you go, well, I'm from, well, I'm from Roscommon, but I live in Dublin.
Sharon MannionGUEST
12:59
And they're like, no, but like, well, I've just come from Dundrum shopping centre, but I grew up in Roscommon and I haven't lived there now since I was 17, but I am still from, and they're like, all right, just keep going, keep going.
MJ ClearyHOST
29:33
Look, it's a tough year for farmers, especially in our part of the world.
MJ ClearyHOST
29:38
I know up in Sligo, Connacht and Mayo and Roscommon, those areas, they had a good growing year.
MJ ClearyHOST
29:43
They happened to have to use fodder the way we've used down here and south of the country.
MJ ClearyHOST
29:48
So farmers are facing into a tough winter on the back of not the best milk price.
Dave MooreHOST
0:01
FM.
Dave MooreHOST
0:02
This is very exciting, right? Probably a sentence you never thought you'd hear, but the Irish Hot Air Balloon Championships return this week to Roscommon.
Dave MooreHOST
0:09
Did you know that? There's going to be 10,000 people.
Dave MooreHOST
0:12
They went last year.
Dave MooreHOST
4:21
Yeah, that's the interesting thing about it.
Dave MooreHOST
4:23
Because I guess not many other forms of transport are like that.
Dave MooreHOST
4:26
But as you said, if you take off in Roscommon in one field, you are going to land somewhere else.
Dave MooreHOST
4:31
You're not going to be able to loop back around on yourself unless you fly literally all the way around the world to the right.
Colman PowerGUEST
34:16
So it's important to go to someone who can give you the right type of information for your current location.
Colman PowerGUEST
34:21
So even in different areas in Ireland, because I'm lucky enough to do growing from Roscommon all the way down to Waterford, to Limerick, to Dublin, to Wexford and everywhere else in between.
Colman PowerGUEST
34:29
There's different times of the year that will vary because a couple of degrees could give you a couple of weeks in the difference of sowing and starting dates.
Colman PowerGUEST
34:37
But after that, I would always suggest to people to increase, if you have any pests or disease problem, it's linked with stagnant air or poor air quality.
Fergal LynchHOST
88:17
Yes.
Fergal LynchHOST
88:18
In Drumlish for the Mean Masters take on Roscommon in
Tom GannonHOST
88:22
the
Fergal LynchHOST
88:23
All-Ireland Masters Shield final.
Fergal LynchHOST
88:25
Dublin were bet by Donegal in the All-Ireland Masters final last weekend, but this is the Shield final, so they kind of played in one big group, if you imagine like a Champions League group has played And the top four played in the championship semi-final and the next four played in the Shield semi-final.
Fergal LynchHOST
88:45
So Mead were actually fifth in the overall table.
Fergal LynchHOST
88:50
And they take on a strong Roscommon team in Drumlish.
Fergal LynchHOST
88:57
What time did we say it is, Tom?
Will GriffithHOST
0:38
I'm Will Griffith and around here we like to get a little bit lost because you never know what you're going to find.
Will GriffithHOST
0:43
Tonight, I'm joined by a player who has just lit up the golf world during an absolute whirlwind summer, Roscommon's Thomas Higgins.
Will GriffithHOST
0:52
Coming off a stellar NCAA career at Clemson University, Thomas spent 2026 absolutely dominating the elite amateur landscape.
Will GriffithHOST
1:00
It was a season defined by massive high-pressure moments from helping Ireland capture the home internationals to travelling to Estonia and holding the unforgettable tournament-winning putt to secure European team gold for his country.
Will GriffithHOST
1:13
He backed that international glory up on home soil, surviving a dramatic, deep-in-the-trees play-off escape at Portumna to be crowned the Irish amateur close champion.
Will GriffithHOST
1:23
He tracked that incredible peak, the fuel of missing out on a Walker Cup spot and his immediate, fearless transition into the professional ranks, from sinking electric eagle putts on his pro debut at the Amgen Irish Open to topping the leaderboard at Stage 1 of Q School in Bristol as he chases his tour card.
Will GriffithHOST
1:41
Tonight, we dive into that exceptional journey from the fairways of Roscommon to the high stakes pressure of the professional grind.
Will GriffithHOST
1:48
Before we dive in, do me a huge favour.
LindaHOST
25:08
That is a good weather night, yeah.
LindaHOST
25:11
In Roscommon, Undercurrent presents cultural dance celebration, bringing movement, performance and community together in an event that celebrates cultural expression through dance.
LindaHOST
25:24
And Offaly, here's a good one, howling in the metaverse, ode to the Irish wolf.
LindaHOST
25:29
What on earth could that be? What?
Paul HealyGUEST
0:51
I enjoy it greatly.
Paul HealyGUEST
0:52
I work in Roscommon Town with the Roscommon People newspaper.
Paul HealyGUEST
0:55
I've enjoyed developing this engagement with the festival.
Paul HealyGUEST
0:58
It can be a tiring three days.

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