Midlands Today with Will Faulkner, Thursday 24th June by Midlands 103

Country Life - Wednesday 23rd June by Midlands 103

Country Life - Wednesday 23rd June by Midlands 103

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On this episode of the Open Door Ann Marie meets 'Bear' (David Dalton) who after a catastrophic year of losing his brother and father, shed 17 stone in weight.

Since January he has taken 3.65 million steps and he needs your help.

Roghan Headen believes the Round Tower is as good as Glendalough or Clonmacnoise and Cllr Pascal McEvoy doesnt see the Electric Picnic going ahead.

TIMAHOE :

On this episode of the Open Door Ann Marie meets 'Bear' (David Dalton) who after a catastrophic year of losing his brother and father, shed 17 stone in weight.

Since January he has taken 3.65 million steps and he needs your help.

Roghan Headen believes the Round Tower is as good as Glendalough or Clonmacnoise and Cllr Pascal McEvoy doesnt see the Electric Picnic going ahead.

On Midlands Today a cheap drug that could be used to treat COVID-19 but nobody is talking about it. Will Faulkner finds out how to destress and improve your wellbeing as part of World Wellbeing Week and Brian Cloonan answers all your DIY questions.

On Midlands Today a cheap drug that could be used to treat COVID-19 but nobody is talking about it. Will Faulkner finds out how to destress and improve your wellbeing as part of World Wellbeing Week and Brian Cloonan answers all your DIY questions.

Ireland's 12.5% corporation tax rate is under threat following a recent G7 agreement - what impact will the move have for the country?

Chief Economist at IBEC Gerard Brady discusses the move to introduce a global minimum rate of corporation tax.

Ireland's 12.5% corporation tax rate is under threat following a recent G7 agreement - what impact will the move have for the country?

Chief Economist at IBEC Gerard Brady discusses the move to introduce a global minimum rate of corporation tax.

Co-founder of Waterful Wipes Tom Doyle on the biodegradable chemical free wipes shaking up the global market.

Waterful Wipes are the brainchild of a team of local entrepreneurs. Fully biodegradable within hours of use and made with 99.9% purified water they provide a safe and sustainable solution for cleaning the most delicate of skin! Co-founder Tom Doyle discusses sustainability and global growth as their product gains a presence on shelves of major retailers. Tom also discusses an ongoing legal challenge from a competitor on intellectual property rights.