On Midlands Today, how would you feel if the State was keeping a secret file on your family, Ulster Bank gets a €38 million fine for ripping off mortgage holders and Will Faulkner also finds outs if parents will need to prepare for more home-schooling.

On Midlands Today, Will Faulkner finds out who can avail of the walk in COVID-19 testing centre in Offaly. A former Westmeath footballer is urging people to consider becoming an organ donor and could there be snow on the way for the midlands?

Country Life - Wednesday 24th March by Midlands 103

Midlands Today with Will Faulkner - Wednesday 24th March 2021 by Midlands 103

A private 5G network will be used to explore Industry4.0 technologies at the Irish Manufacturing Research facility in Mullingar.

Dr. Niall Aughney, Director of Digitisation, IIoT & I4.0 joined Ronan to talk about the innovative partnership with Vodafone. The project will demonstrate how 5G can offer cost-competitive solutions over traditional manufacturing approaches. Irish Manufacturing Research is a research and technology centre supported by Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland to explore cutting-edge manufacturing techniques.

How embracing digital provided the perfect remedy to having your salon doors closed for most of the past year - Olivia Murray of skinandbeauty.ie

The owner of Opium Skin and Beauty is transforming skin treatment in spite of the impact the pandemic has had on the sector. Developing an online skin assessment portal on www.skinandbeauty.ie has improved the service provided and broadened the reach of the business.

Taking Care of Business - Tuesday 23rd March by Midlands 103

Emer Dunne on her mother's battle with cancer and releasing a single especially for Daffodil Day.

'The only reason why I have the label transgender is to help explain to other people, otherwise I wouldn't put a label on myself. I am a boy really, that's it!'

17 year old Portlaoise teenager Kai transitioned from female to male and it has lifted a huge weight off his shoulders. Listen here to Episode 2 of my new series 'If the bedroom walls had ears' which captures the important unheard voices of the young at this time

An exciting Outdoor learning project has begun in St. Patrick's BNS Portarlington. Have a listen to Ann Marie paying a visit to the Boy's school where they are creating 4 spaces, a Sensory Garden, an Outdoor Classroom, the Vegetable Garden and The Wild Willow Woodland.

Teacher Rachel Rafferty Razza Ní Raifeartaigh and 3rd class explain how much they love it