The Irish Heart Foundation thinks you probably underestimate the risk from burning turf, why have some GP's yet to receive a single Covid vaccine and yet all over 70's in a village in Kerry have now been inoculated and how do you get a flock of birds to pose for you photo?

A 90 year old woman in the Midlands is still waiting for her Covid vaccine, more than half the workforce under 25 is now unemployed and would you get a black market hair cut?

Country Life - Wednesday 3rd March by Midlands 103

The story of Mary Flanagan, the Mullingar woman who's illegal adoption was facilitated by Eamonn de Valera Jr, is your name on a blacklist at a popular British holiday resort? And a new plan to promote tourism on the River Shannon but how much of it is actually new?

"It was like switching on a tap" says Liam Holton of Future Ticketing referring to the reopening plan announced by the UK government last week.

CEO of Future Ticketing Liam Holton talks to Ronan about consolidation and growth in a most challenging year and how businesses are embracing digitisation. The lack of clarity around a reopening plan in this country is in stark contrast to the UK as evidenced by the company last week.

Prioritising truck drivers for vaccination, digital ticketing company primed to exceed customer requirements when spectators return to events, overview of Local Enterprise Week and an old convent is set to be reimagined as a community facility.

The brilliant Helen O'Dea talks about how to approach 'that conversation' of growing up with your adolescent, especially during lockdown.

Elaine Mullally from Clown Around in Portarlington may be forced to shut if her business doesn't open up during the summer.

How a factory worker making Ventilators became a frontline worker.

Details regarding a young man missing in the river Barrow after a terrible accident, meet the woman who could help your teenager make their first billion and bank of Ireland is set to close 10 branches in the Midlands.