Why has borrowing by Irish corporates fallen by 80% since 2008 and what is the investment outlook for 2021?

Have you considered taking on temporary employees to meet demand for the remainder of the year?

What will SME's be required to do under proposed environmental non-financial reporting legislation, and can employers insist employees take a Covid-19 vaccine?

Plenty of gardening tips with Lily Champ from Portarlington on how the garden is the place to be now and sewing your vegetables for Spring.

This episode of The Open Door celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Delorean by talking to Michael O'Leary who worked in the factory in Carlow where the panels were made in 1980.

Meet the Portlaoise woman who's powerful letter to the Taoiseach about Mother and Baby Homes is becoming a national conversation, still no certainty on June's Leaving Cert exams and can your boss force you to get a Covid vaccine?

Liam responds as only he does to being slammed as a 'disgrace to broadcasting'!

Opinions are vented as strongly as ever and never held back.

A Laois councillor calls for re-usable roadwork signage..

And, an Offaly man's 15 years of sexual and physical abuse in Moate's Industrial School

Would you donate bone marrow to a stranger? A Laois woman hopes you might, why did the EU set off a political firestorm on the Northern Ireland boarder and the DeLorean turns 40!

Chatters and Matters - Episode 14 Sunday 31st January by Midlands 103

The Friday Feeling - 29th January by Midlands 103

Who is right, those who demand a Zero Covid policy or those who say it isn't possible? The Junior Business Minister explains why the Taoiseach might still travel to Washington for St. Patrick's Day and what do you say to yourself when things go wrong our Psychologist looks at the impact of language.

Encore - Thursday 28th January by Midlands 103