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Roscommon Arts Centre recently announced some exciting new events for spring 2012 with more events being confirmed as we go to press.

A few years back, the man with the velvety voice, Jack L, performed a show called Chez Jack L, based on the music of a composer he admired greatly, Jacque Brel. It was an astonishing show and an enormous hit. Scheduled to run for three weeks in Dublin, the original show ran for four sell-out months followed by a smash hit run throughout Ireland and Europe.

When the radio version of John McDwyer’s play, United, was performed on RTE, it was so well received that it was repeated within a month and the stage version is proving to be just as popular. Beezneez opened this tour to three standing ovations in Longford and the production is ranking with the best ever produced by this consistently excellent company. United now plays in Roscommon Arts Centre on Tuesday and Wednesday November 8 and 9 at 8pm.

Aware's Castlebar depression support group is moving to a new premises from Tuesday November 1, to the St Vincent De Paul Centre, Auray Place, bottom of the Newport Road, Castlebar.

Next week, Tuesday and Wednesday September 27 and 28 will be D-day for many budding entrepreneurs in County Roscommon with the hosting of unique Dragons’ Den-style events, with a panel led by renowned Dragon Bobby Kerr.

A fundraising social will take place in Kennedy’s Lounge, Doocastle, in aid of Mayo/Roscommon Hospice on September 23 at 9pm.

There are concerns among patients from Westmeath and Longford amid claims that patient records discovered in a bin outside Roscommon Hospital relate to former patients of Mullingar Hospital.

There are concerns among patients from Westmeath and Longford amid claims that patient records discovered in a bin outside Roscommon Hospital relate to former patients of Mullingar Hospital.

All eyes will be on Hyde Park Roscommon this Sunday as Fergal O’Donnell’s men bid to win back to back Connacht championships. James Horan’s Mayo side stand in their way. It has all the ingredients of a cracker in front of a packed house.

The Galway minor footballers, under the management of Tommie Joyce, will face Roscommon this Sunday (12 noon) in Hyde Park in the Connacht final.