Liam Flannery Head Of Lending And Business Development At Athlone Credit Union Afternoon Show.MP3 by Midlands 103

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Midlands Today with Will Faulkner live from the brand new Athlone Credit Union, Irishtown, Athlone.

We ask Agricultural Minister Barry Cowen how much he knows about farming, Junior Minister Pipa Hackett on whether she was as surprised as her colleagues to be called to Cabinet, why not all pubs will be open today even if they are allowed to and in the midst of this day of hope the parents of little Dan Donoher from County Laois receive the most crushing news, details of that and much more.

Encore Thursday 25th June, 2020 by Midlands 103

On the Midlands Today show John McCann, from MCM Accounting in Tullamore explains what taxes workers could pay on the unemployment payment or the temporary wage subsidy. Will Faulkner finds out what an archaeologist discovered when excavating a building site in Athlone plus our Tech expert Andy O' Donoghue discusses the new HSE Covid-19 tracker.

On Midlands Today, a Chief Executive Officer of a Westmeath company explains how it's helping to research and develop cost effective ventilators in order for better patient outcomes around the world and you'll hear about the midlands community who is helping to build a new home for a mother of two who was hospitalised with Meningitis earlier this year.

Will Faulkner speaks to Assistant Director of Industrial Relation with the INMO over concerns there's no beds in Midland Regional Hospital Mullingar and there's pressure on the Government to reduce the social distancing rule for airports. Brian Cloonan is here to answer all your DIY questions.

A Westmeath environmentalist has been speaking to Will Faulkner about the process of re-wetting bogs in the midlands, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar shares his thoughts on the Government Formation Plan and Arthur O Meara has plenty of gardening advice.

An Offaly puppy farmer, convicted of animal cruelty offences, walked free from court after agreeing to pay €10,000, hundreds of people gather in Portlaoise to protest against the closure of the local leisure centre and Ollie Doyle's return home after spending 72 days in Tullamore Hospital battling Covid-19 are some of today's topics.

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