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Easter Snow – a radio drama written by Patrick Nolan which was produced by Athlone Community Radio with the assistance of the Sound & Vision Broadcasting Funding Scheme will be broadcast on a Classical Hour Halloween Special with Terry Donovan on RosFm 94.6 on Wednesday October 27 at 5pm.

As part of the recent National Heritage Week 2010 celebrations, Westmeath County Library Service was delighted to play host to a number of events.

National Heritage Week, coordinated by the Heritage Council, runs from August 21-29. With just a few weeks to go, people are reminded to pick up a copy of the event guide or log on to www.heritageweek.ie to check out what events are happening in their area

At a worrying time of economic recession, information is vital. To help with this, Athlone Women’s Network, in conjunction with Athlone Drugs Awareness Group and Westmeath Community Development, have organised an information open day to take place on Wednesday June 30 in St Kieran’s Community Centre, Tormey Villas, Athlone.

A heritage radio programme, a water quality project, and a survey of a monastic site are among the heritage projects in Westmeath that will benefit from the latest round of grants from the Heritage Council.

Athlone Community Radio’s multicultural programme Across the Divide, produced and presented by Irena Cvetkovic, is shortlisted, along with RTE Radio 1 and NewsTalk 106, for an award with Metro Eireann Media and Multicultural Award (MAMA) in the Broadcast Media Section. The Awards ceremony will be held in the Abbey Theatre in Dublin on November 27.

Athlone Community Radio attended the MAMA Awards in the Abbey Theatre Dublin last Thursday, November 27, after being shortlisted in the Broadcast Media Category for Irena Cvetkovic’s programme ‘Across the Divide’.

Athlone Community Radio, currently broadcasting online, is delighted to announce that it will be back broadcasting live on air on 88.4FM from today, Friday May 22 until June 20 after being awarded a 30 day temporary licence from the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland.

Athlone Community Radio is back on air until June 20 after being awarded a 30 day temporary license from the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland.

Athlone Community Radio was delighted to receive a Craol National Achievement Award at a gala ceremony which took place at the Shamrock Lodge Hotel, Athlone on Saturday night.