On Friday's Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Lorraine Mullholland who is from Antrim and previously attended Queen's University in Belfast. She is also the woman behind Irish History Bitesize which is a very popular twitter account. Lorraine discussed her debut book which she has just published called 'St Brigid & Other Amazing Irish Women.' She spoke about what inspired her to write the book which can be described as an encyclopedia of Irish women from all walks of life. She also mentioned what surprised her while writing the book about church history in Ireland. The book can be purchased across all bookstores nationwide and in the Ennis Bookshop.

On Friday's Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Morning Focus caller Geraldine who vented her frustration regarding the anti-social behaviour that is ongoing in Ennis caused by young teenagers in particular. She offered up various solutions regarding repercussions for both parents and teenagers in these situations.

On this week's Clare Means Business, Josh hears about how the Inn at Dromoland has officially been certified as a 'Great Place To Work' and their plans for 2023. He also hears details about an Irish Exporters Association seminar coming to Shannon Airport.

A new Primary Care Centre for Ennistymon remains in the early planning stages.

Addressing questioning from Clare Green Senator Roisin Garvey in the Seanad, Minister of State Hildegarde Naughton says both the Ennis and Ennistymon projects are progressing well.

A Clare Government TD is renewing calls for disciplinary investigations into Gardai suspended from the force to 'move on'.

Meelick-based Fianna Fail TD Cathal Crowe is calling on Justice Minister Simon Harris to speak with the Garda Commissioner about the matter.

On Wednesday’s Morning Focus, Alan was joined by John Garrihy who is from Kilrush and is the owner of the Treaty Veterinary Clinic Branch.

On this weeks pets in focus, John provided listeners with key information regarding itchiness in your pets ears and how to deal with this as a dog owner.

A Sixmilebridge shop owner says there's a 'need' for the State's energy supports for businesses to be extended beyond the end of this month.

There are concerns that a low uptake of the scheme by businesses here may see the Government review the need to maintain the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme beyond February.

329 Clare businesses have availed of the scheme so far since it was introduced in the Budget.

Flora Crowe of Crowe's shop in Sixmilebridge, whose latest electricity bill has totalled 14,000 euro, says any local enterprise not availing of the initiative should consider doing so.

A Clare cancer survivor claims a lack of access to health facilities and GP care during the pandemic prevented members of the public from receiving a potential cancer diagnosis.

According to the Irish Cancer Society, one in ten expected cancers were not diagnosed in 2020, the equivalent of 2,600 people.

In its submission to the Oireachtas Health Committee, the charity described the figures as reflecting "just one year of the pandemic".

Ovarian Cancer survivor and Oncology Nurse with Sláinte an Chláir, Anne Murphy says it is essential that anyone who is now experiencing symptons presents to their GP as soon as possible.

On Thursday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Canadian Chef and owner of Randaddy’s in Lahinch, Randy Lewis.

Randy spoke about his recipe for turkey kofta which is the perfect healthy dish to set you on your way for targeting your goals this year.

On Tuesday’s Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Petrina O’Halloran who is the Founder of Birth and Beyond and also runs Mama’s Boobie Box. Petrina discussed the growing increase of C-section births taking place in Ireland. Petrina also highlighted the importance of having a plan in place before going into labour and expressed the need for more education and information regarding C-sections for women.