Beauty studio owner reflects on 22 years in business amid COVID challenges
The owner of a beauty studio in Roscommon town has celebrated over two decades in the beauty industry, reflecting on how the business has evolved through econom
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Ireland Women's Football Team Faces Czech Republic in World Cup Qualifier
Ireland's women's football team is playing Czech Republic in Prague today in a crucial World Cup qualifier. A win would bring Ireland two victories away from qu
Prague Pubs and Attractions Buzzing with Irish Fans During World Cup Qualifier
Thousands of Irish supporters have descended on Prague ahead of today's World Cup qualifier, transforming the city into a sea of green. The Old Town Square and
Roscommon winner announced at Young Filmmaker of the Year Awards
A filmmaker from Roscommon also won an award at Ireland's Young Filmmaker of the Year Awards (the 'young Oscars') held at Dublin's Mansion House yesterday. The
Roscommon Junior A Football Final: Clanegale vs St. Barry's
Live coverage of the Roscommon Junior A Football Championship final at Dr. Hyde Park in Roscommon between Clanegale and St. Barry's. At the 15-minute mark of th
Local runner represents Ireland at World Mountain Running Championships
A runner from the Shannonside FM coverage area competed for Ireland at the 2023 World Mountain Running Championships in Austria, completing an 85km race with 6,
Irish trail runner dominates CCC race in Chamonix Alps
A local ultra-runner competed in the prestigious CCC (Courmayeur-Champex-Chamonix) race, a 104km mountain race across France, Italy, and Switzerland that is con
Runner competed in CCC ultra-race across France, Switzerland and Italy
A local trail runner has competed in the CCC (Courmayeur Champé Chamonix) race, a renowned 104km ultra-distance trail running event that crosses Courmayeur in I
Easter craft fair comes to Annaghdown with 14 local artisans
The Annaghdown ICA Guild is hosting an Easter craft fair featuring 14 local handcraft makers selling unique, handmade gifts. The event takes place at the Anne D
Annaghdown ICA Guild welcomes new members, celebrates 37-strong community
The Annaghdown ICA Guild, with 37 active members, is actively recruiting new members to join their Monday evening meetings. Beyond hosting events, the guild is
Local zero-alcohol beverage company launches nationally with major retailer deals
A new Irish zero-alcohol gin and tonic alternative company, established in 2024, has launched products in Super Value stores across the west and northwest and i
GAA mourns death of legendary manager John O'Mahony
John O'Mahony, one of Gaelic football's greatest managers, has passed away after a battle with cancer. O'Mahony won eight Connacht titles (more than any other m
Local drinks producer launches zero-alcohol GNT brand
A local business has launched a zero-alcohol GNT (gin and tonic style) drink available in four flavors: Lemon, Bluemond, Blood Orange, and Berry Pink. The produ
Arva Agricultural Show celebrates 60 years this Sunday
The 60th annual Arva Agricultural Show takes place on Sunday, 28th in County Cavan. The event features livestock classes (cattle, sheep, horses, ponies, goats),
Arva sheep wins national media attention in 'best dressed' competition
Last year's winner of Arva Agricultural Show's new 'best dressed animal' class was a sheep on a leash, which gained media coverage in national publications incl
Best-dressed sheep steals show, makes national newspaper
A creative new class at Arva Agricultural Show for best-dressed animals proved hugely popular, with a sheep dressed in a woolly jumper and on a leash winning th
Longford family business wins local enterprise award after 40 years
A Longford-based truck body building and van racking company has won a county enterprise award after operating successfully since 1987. The family business, whi
78th Virginia Show set for August 21st with expanded biodiversity focus
The Virginia Show, one of Ireland's premier agricultural events, takes place on August 21st in County Cavan. This year marks the 78th edition and features expan
78th Virginia Show set for August 21st with biodiversity focus
The Virginia Show, one of Ireland's premier agricultural events, takes place on August 21st this year. Featuring over 200 competitions including the prestigious
Saint Aiden: Early bishop with deep Cavan roots celebrated this week
The diocese celebrates the feast of Saint Aiden, the first bishop of Ferns, who had close connections to the Diocese of Kilmore. Aiden was born on Inish Brechfe
Saint Aiden: ancient bishop with Cavan connections
A detailed historical segment explores the life of Saint Aiden, the first bishop of the Diocese of Ferns, who had strong connections to the Diocese of Kilmore.
Young Cavan musician releases sepsis awareness song
Clara Carlin, a young musician from Bailieborough, County Cavan, has written and recorded a song titled 'Could It Be Sepsis?' promoting sepsis awareness. The so
Energy conference for farmers explores opportunities for rural sector
An upcoming energy conference designed specifically for farmers will be held next week in the Shannonside and Northern Sound region. The conference will feature
AgriVu explores Mercosur trade deal from Brazilian agricultural perspective
Noel Murphy brings unique insight to ongoing Mercosur trade discussions, having recently visited Brazil. The segment examines the trade deal from a Brazilian fa
Canadian mineral supplement company launches Irish operations
A Canada-based company specializing in injectable trace mineral supplements for cattle has launched its domestic Irish operations after establishing itself in t
Injectable minerals improve cattle fertility and compact calving rates
Research shows that injectable mineral supplements administered to cattle during the pre-breeding period significantly improve fertility outcomes and help achie
Canadian mineral supplement company launches in Irish cattle market
A Canada-based company specialising in injectable trace mineral supplements for cattle has officially launched its products in the Irish domestic market after o
Mineral deficiency affects 58% of national cattle herd during calving season
Agricultural experts highlight that mineral status in cattle drops significantly during the critical pre-breeding period, with copper and zinc deficiencies affe
RTE mobile studio broadcast from Cavan in 1980 and 1987
During the 1980s, RTE operated a mobile studio that visited local towns for community radio broadcasts. Cavan hosted the mobile studio twice: in October 1980 (1
Bishop Paul celebrates mass in four deaneries with hospitality
Bishop Paul held celebratory Masses in the four deaneries of the diocese in November, with hospitality provided afterwards. The speaker notes this was part of c
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